Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology (KAIST) researchers have created Pibot, a humanoid robot

 


Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology (KAIST) researchers have created Pibot, a humanoid robot that operates a jet without significant cockpit alterations.

Standing slightly above five feet, Pibot manages flight controls and stability, responding to emergencies more swiftly than human pilots.

It memorizes aircraft documentation through language models and adapts to diverse cockpit layouts with ease.

This robotic pilot was developed by modifying existing controls and memorizing pilot behaviors.

While designed for extreme environments unfit for humans, its military deployment, under South Korean defense, is expected around 2026, potentially collaborating with Airbus for electric aircraft test flights.

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