A Northrop Grumman aircraft modified for unmanned operations flew for three hours yesterday while mixing and matching mission autonomy configurations, company executives told reporters last night. Over the course of the flight test, which occurred in Mojave, CA yesterday, Northrop’s Prism autonomy software selectively loaded in specific skills from other autonomy modes developed by Accelint and Applied Intuition, Dan Salluce, Northrop’s director for advanced autonomy, said during the roundtable. “What we demonstrated today is the ability for Prism to select...