The pilotless ship will for the first time cross Atlantic to study an ecological situation at the ocean. As vessels from Artificial intelligence fight against pollution

The vessel without captain and Mayflower 400 crew (Mayflower Autonomous Ship, MAS), operated Artificial intelligence, is going to cross the Atlantic Ocean to study marine pollution, including plastic, and to collect data on population of water mammals and the environment of their dwelling. The trimaran 15 meters long and weighing 9 tons is completely autonomous. It will be the first similar sea vessel which will cross Atlantic, writes The Strait Times. According to the edition, the ship will go to swimming on May 15 in case of favorable weather and with the permission of the British authorities. It is necessary to a vessel...