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The next-generation "Tempest 2" concept is the real-life "Firefox".



Image 1) BAE "Tempest" concept that should make its maiden flight in 2025


The real-life "Firefox" fighter with hypersonic speed and brain-controlled systems are maybe true sooner than we think. Writer Graig Thomas introduced a futuristic hypersonic jet-fighter with EEG-controlled weapons introduced in his novel "Firefox" in 1977. And modern technology is turning this concept true. 

The BBC tells about the "Tempest 2" project. In that project, the hypersonic jet-fighter where EEG. controls that aircraft Those EEG sensors would be in the helmet of the pilot. And if the pilot can control the entire aircraft by using the EEG signals and if the system uses cortex stimulation. 



Image 2) XQ-58 "Valkyrie"

That thing makes the aircraft more flexible than ever before. The entire data between the computer and brain can change by using the electrodes. And things like sensors of the aircraft can turn to the part of the pilot's mind. That this kind of system can use also remotely. So the operator can take the remote connection to the aircraft. This kind of ability makes it possible to control long-range drones remotely. 

The cortex or brain-core stimulation means that the data will be driven through the brain tissue by using electric shocks or electric stress. There is also the possibility. That is the distant future, combat pilots are equipped with neural implants that make them possible to control computer systems by using microchip implants. 

If the brains are connected straight with the computer systems of the aircraft. That means. The pilot must not even move their hands. And that allows for flight without caring about G-forces. And the system can handle entireties better than just using hands. So the next-generation fighter can be entirety with a new style of weapons and sensors. And that is supported by long-range drones. 

That is surrounded by "loyal wingmen" or "Valkyrie" drones that mission is to protect the aircraft. And the pilot is supported by the state of art artificial intelligence. If the pilot turns unconscious, artificial intelligence is returning the aircraft to the right position. 


https://www.bbc.com/news/business-62289737


https://www.defensenews.com/air/2022/07/18/valkyrie-success-may-push-skyborg-drone-concept-to-other-programs-kratos-herro-says/


https://www.19fortyfive.com/2022/07/a-seventh-generation-fighter-a-hypersonic-stealth-game-changer/


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BAE_Systems_Tempest


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Firefox_(novel)


Image: 1) https://www.19fortyfive.com/2022/07/a-seventh-generation-fighter-a-hypersonic-stealth-game-changer/


Image:  2) https://www.defensenews.com/air/2022/07/18/valkyrie-success-may-push-skyborg-drone-concept-to-other-programs-kratos-herro-says/


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