• @d00ery
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    10 months ago

    A combination of GPS, or even inertial based guidance to get them to the target area and then some simple vehicle / object identification, I’d think those are possible.

      • @cynar
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        610 months ago

        GPS is useful, but not required for operation. Inertial guidance, and ground tracking cameras can easily maintain a good position sense, while completely RF passive. This is also already normal on many toy drones.

        You would also want to jam it over a large area. That jamming is akin to a “kick me” sign, in neon lights.

        • @CucumberFetish@lemm.ee
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          39 months ago

          Inertial guidance sucks balls for any meaningful amount of time. Combining it with ground tracking gets it a lot better, if you have good time of flight sensors to measure the distance from the ground. But this also falls flat on its face when the ground is too uniform (grassland, wetland, snow etc).