👉 Pilot computing refers to the use of computing resources, often provided by cloud services or other remote systems, to support real-time decision-making and control tasks performed by pilots in aviation. This technology enables pilots to offload computationally intensive tasks, such as flight planning, navigation, and real-time data analysis, to powerful remote servers. This offloading not only reduces the workload on the aircraft's onboard systems but also enhances safety and efficiency by providing pilots with up-to-date information and advanced analytics. Pilot computers can leverage the cloud's scalability and processing power to handle complex computations, ensuring that pilots receive timely and accurate data, even in challenging scenarios, while maintaining the critical autonomy of the aircraft's control systems.
