radio control
Britishnoun
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The big challenge is to pre-plan a mission and then let the UGV go and do it independently of an operator with radio control.
From BBC
Now that you’ll no longer be under FCC jurisdiction, can you say whether you’ve ever been in a radio control room with lines of cocaine and an independent radio promoter?
From Los Angeles Times
And Brown is looking forward to a future of encouraging youth by sharing his passion for robotics, which grew out of a love for building radio control cars.
From Washington Times
“We have perfected techniques in propaganda and press and radio control which should make the United States the easiest country in the world to indoctrinate with any set of ideas, and to control for any physically possible ends.”
From New York Times
The animatronic model of Blue required 15 puppeteers hidden below to move the cable levers and use the radio control mechanism that brought her to life.
From Los Angeles Times
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