Most drones are flown by pilots remotely, but have limited AI for tasks like landing or tracking subjects.
Drones, or unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), in the military and commercial market offer many of the same reconnaissance features as Vader's scouts. While the hover tech on the Viper-series drone is more advanced than that of drones are available today, the sci-fi bot shares some similarities with real-life robotic flyers. Vader and his armada lead a heavy assault against the Rebels' base to wipe them out. One drone lands on the planet Hoth and discovers a power generator, which leads to the discovery that Rebels have established a base on the distant planet. If it weren't for a so-called probe droid, the Rebels may have been able to keep their base in the Hoth system safe in "Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back." At the beginning of the film, Darth Vader releases a fleet of Viper-series probesacross the galaxy. The vehicle uses laser technology and a system of sensors to generate a 3D map of its environment, which enables the car to drive itself.Ī Viper-series probe (left) from 'Star Wars,' and one of the U.S. For example, Google is testing a self-driving car that can operate safely and autonomously in regular traffic. While RX-24 was a terrible pilot, developers are currently working on creating a robot that can actually handle the perils of driving and flying. However, things go awry during the ride after RX-24 gets caught in a fight between the Rebels and the Empire. If you were one of the millions who rode the "Star Tours" ride at Disneyland before 2011, you may remember RX-24, the pilot droid tasked with flying riders to the forest moon of Endor. Still, the field of robotics has made significant gains. While many researchers are trying to develop artificial intelligence (AI) that can handle more-complex problem solving and can adapt to different environments, the world is still a long way from having a robot with the same level of intelligence as R2-D2.
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