Autopilood
Autopilood is a system used in vehicles, most commonly aircraft, that automatically controls the vehicle's flight path. It can be used to maintain a steady altitude, heading, or speed, or to follow a complex flight plan. The primary purpose of autopilots is to reduce pilot workload, especially on long flights, and to improve the precision of navigation and control.
Modern autopilots are sophisticated electronic systems that rely on a variety of sensors to gather data about
In aviation, autopilots range from simple systems that maintain heading and altitude to advanced "autopilot-computer" systems
The concept of automatic flight control dates back to the early 20th century, with the first successful