Adjective
uncrewed (not comparable)
without a crew; unmanned
It’s not just the rovers and uncrewed modules having all the fun – there will be crewed missions from Virgin Galactic, China, SpaceX and Boeing in 2020. Source: Internet
Fast, uncrewed probes main Nanoprobes Near-lightspeed nanospacecraft might be possible within the near future built on existing microchip technology with a newly developed nanoscale thruster. Source: Internet
Proposed methods Slow, uncrewed probes main Slow interstellar missions based on current and near-future propulsion technologies are associated with trip times starting from about one hundred years to thousands of years. Source: Internet
Boeing’s attempt to launch an uncrewed version of its Starliner capsule failed to reach the station back in December. Source: Internet
The era of remote-controlled combat jets has come a little closer in the wake of a demonstration staged by Boeing and the Navy to fly two autonomously controlled EA-16G Growlers as uncrewed air systems. Source: Internet
Australia is deploying a fleet of uncrewed robot boats to patrol its waters and monitor weather and wildlife. Source: Internet