Meet Pibot, the five-foot-tall humanoid turning aviation on its head. Created by Korean researchers, this robot has gone from reading manuals to piloting jets like a pro, all while making turbulence its best friend. Pibot’s secret? It skips the pilot’s license and goes straight to the digital know-how using language models. Switching planes? No sweat – Pibot adapts with a click, no need for in-flight tantrums. While it’s not jetting solo just yet, Airbus is taking this robo-co-pilot for a test spin. So, next time you’re on a bumpy ride, remember, there’s a humanoid up there who’s got your back.
SCIENTISTS BUILD HUMANOID ROBOT THAT CAN PILOT A PLANE
