Staran IV computer promises air traffic relief
Goodyear Aerospace unveils the Staran IV a 40 million calculations per second system that tracks over 100 aircraft, identifies collision threats, and displays only at risk planes to air traffic controllers. Officials say it could triple capacity, shrink separation distances, and speed takeoffs and landings.
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