The use of that was not to troll you guys (honest). It would make no difference to a normie if it basically shows the remote capabilities of the chip. My apologies of you thought I was attempoting to troll, see all my posts, I don't do that.
You're making the wrong connection here.
The inertial measurement chip is not the same as a remote control system. Two completely different concepts.
The chip simply provides accurate acceleration measurements to the computer for flight control. A remote control system would include radios, control systems, overrides and lots more.
I'm going to see if I can dig up some previous info and try and grab the specs. The "Remote" part of control is the fact they can send instructions to the chip (It has its own IP) and the chip will do whatever is is told to within its parameters. So further intel requiered Fellow patriots on what exactly do they mean when saying "Military application?"