Could this be us? Interesting tech nonetheless if not.
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The drones outfitted with Neural-Fly learned how to react to severe winds so successfully that their performance considerably increased after only accumulating 12 minutes of flight data.
In comparison to drones that are currently on the market and do not use neural networks, studies have thus far shown that the mistake rate is 2.5-4 times lower, according to E&T.
The group has also demonstrated how to share flight data collected by one drone while another drone is responsible for creating a database of information for autonomous vehicles.
Caltech's engineers claim that since the drone is only an enhanced version of a standard drone rather than a completely new design, the system may be easily marketed and extended to various robots and aircraft.

This New 'AI-Powered Drone' Can Fly Even in Hurricanes!
This new AI-powered drone can resist strong winds and continue its flight thanks to a deep-learning technique created by Caltech engineers.

Hurricane-Resistant Drone
According to a study that was published in Science Robotics, the five-pound drone can recalculate the meteorological conditions around it five times per second and adjust its course smoothly.All About The Neural-Fly
The neural network can be pre-trained by scientists using a meta-learning technique, requiring only updating a few essential parameters to adapt to the changing environment accurately.The drones outfitted with Neural-Fly learned how to react to severe winds so successfully that their performance considerably increased after only accumulating 12 minutes of flight data.
In comparison to drones that are currently on the market and do not use neural networks, studies have thus far shown that the mistake rate is 2.5-4 times lower, according to E&T.
The group has also demonstrated how to share flight data collected by one drone while another drone is responsible for creating a database of information for autonomous vehicles.
Caltech's engineers claim that since the drone is only an enhanced version of a standard drone rather than a completely new design, the system may be easily marketed and extended to various robots and aircraft.