Meet 'Pibot,' the humanoid robot that can safely pilot an airplane better than a human

The robot’s memory is so large that it can memorise all Jeppesen navigation charts, a task that is impossible for human pilots.

Transcript

00:00 (upbeat music)

00:02 (upbeat music continues)

00:06 (upbeat music continues)

00:09 (upbeat music continues)

00:12 (upbeat music continues)

00:16 (upbeat music continues)

00:24 (upbeat music continues)

00:35 (upbeat music continues)

00:38 (upbeat music continues)

00:46 (upbeat music continues)

01:03 (upbeat music continues)

01:07 - The great thing about the pilot robot

01:09 is that it can fly the airplane

01:11 without the many problems that pilots suffer.

01:16 You know, humans have a limited, you know, strength

01:18 that you can only fly at certain time

01:22 and there's a lot of fatigue.

01:24 So, but the pilot robot can fly the airplane

01:27 as long as the power, the electrical power is sustained.

01:32 And also it has a extreme amount of the memory

01:36 that you can refer to the self-contained flight charts

01:41 that doesn't really have to rely

01:43 on the paper version of the manuals.

01:46 So basically it can memorize the entire world's,

01:50 the flight chart, and you can retrieve it

01:52 and it can fly the airplane.

01:54 (upbeat music)

01:58 (upbeat music continues)

02:01 (upbeat music continues)

02:04 (upbeat music continues)

02:08 (upbeat music continues)

02:11 (upbeat music continues)

02:15 (upbeat music)