Transport Up on Near Earth's recent collaboration with L3Harris

Welcome Gur.

“I didn’t circle the field first because as I looked down it appeared so level that I didn’t believe I could make anything but a perfect landing,” Earhart told the PG.

This week in 1928, Amelia Earhart had a "hard landing" in Pittsburgh, at an airfield that is now the Fox Chapel High School.

Technology on the move. “Self Drive Car” comes without human driver along with rental.

Looking forward discussing recent advances at McKinsey webinar Aerial Autonomy.

Synergies Between Assured Autonomy for Aviation and Automated Driving: Panel at AUVSI 2021 (Tues, May 4) will be a chance to discuss autonomy on the ground vs. in the air.

Thanks Aaron for the great conversation.

Flashback to the time when we were working on helicopters. oh wait.

Announcing Field Robotics, a new Open Access journal dealing with the fundamentals of robotics in unstructured and dynamic environments. Papers are now being accepted.

Unapologetically unhealthy, it was the place we remembered going to at an age when “heartburn” was not in our vocabulary. Half a generation of locals will say “right at the corner where the O used to be”. .

It’s not that I was a regular. The fries were legendary (small could feed 4). It’s just as if the incline on Mt Washington closed for good. There was no hint of pretension to the O. For all its success, there was no chance it would become a franchise.

Haven’t fully accepted the loss of the “Big O”. Synonymous with Pittsburgh for me.

Major transition for the Journal of Field Robotics.

Great tradition, so relevant now.

Causal or correlated? Tasty for sure!.

When I complained that the login (Sanjn.Singh) I received from Pittsburgh Public Schools to register my daughter for high school, spelled my name wrong, I got the following in response: "Hi Mr. Sighn, I’m sorry about the misspelling of your first name.".