“Chen’s group has been building robotic insects for more than five years. Credit: Courtesy of the Soft and Micro Robotics Laboratory.” (ScitechDaily, MIT’s Tiny Flying Robot Just Learned To Move Like a Real Insect)
New MIT microdrones move like insects. They are about the size of a sugar bite. And as large as larger drones. Those systems can form a neural network. This means those drones can act as swarms. The hivemind technology allows them to create independently operating drone swarms. Those drones. They can use laser-LEDs to communicate. And that kind of optical communication. It’s the tool that allows them to deny the ECM systems.
The operator can use LiDAR-based technology to transmit information into the drone swarm. Those small insect-drones. They can search for people in rescue missions. They can also assist SWAT and special forces teams. And people like military intelligence. They can use those drones in their own missions. Those drones can act as eavesdropping tools. But intelligent technology makes them very hard to detect. The miniature drone can observe network communication.
The problem with this kind of system is simple. The drone can transmit data to a relay drone by using laser beams. That means the drone is invisible to radio-wave detectors.
“A time-lapse photo shows a flying microrobot performing a flip. Credit: Courtesy of the Soft and Micro Robotics Laboratory” (ScitechDaily, MIT’s Tiny Flying Robot Just Learned To Move Like a Real Insect)
“Now, with our bio-inspired control framework, the flight performance of our robot is comparable to insects in terms of speed, acceleration, and the pitching angle,” says Kevin Chen. Credit: Courtesy of the Soft and Micro Robotics Laboratory. “(ScitechDaily, MIT’s Tiny Flying Robot Just Learned To Move Like a Real Insect)
The Ingenuity Mars-helicopter
There are two films. The film below. It’s 11 years old. That means that those systems already exist. The upper film introduces hor recon and attack drones. They can wait in boxes. And when they see a target or suspected target. They can react immediately.
If the system. It uses UV lasers to communicate. That system is also invisible to IR detectors. The system. That is used in that kind of operation. It can see everything. That happens on the screens.
The main problem with intelligent eavesdropping and surveillance tools is that. The reconnaissance plane or some other system. It can activate the transmitter by using radio signals. So, normally those systems just record information. When they are outside. The system gets a signal to send a so-called data burst. This means that. If those systems are hidden in somebody’s briefcase or clothes.
The detectors and Faraday cages are helpless against those systems. When a person is in a secure space. The system just records data. But when a person steps out of the building. The surveillance operator can give an order to send data.
A small-sized drone. It can also mark positions for smart bombs. Those drones can use an advanced power supply. Bigger drones. They can act as loading stations for those small drones. They can use wireless battery charging. Developed for mobile telephones. They can also use the same batteries that were developed for pacemakers. And those kinds of drones. They can fly at very high altitudes. So we can think of the cigarette-box-sized drone that uses the same technology as the Ingenuity helicopter. That operated. In Mars’s atmosphere.
Microdrones can operate. Along with bigger drones. The combat drones. They can form similar teams. To Ingenuity and Curiosity. The bigger drones and rovers. They can be the ultimate team. Microdrones can also act as advanced elimination systems. The drone can carry stun grenades or some deadly detonators. The system. It can cut wires and damage surveillance cameras. They can also cause critical damage to electronic systems. And mark the enemy positions. But those systems are the ultimate elimination systems.
Microdrones. They can slip into houses and then search their targets. The microdrone can use its ammunition to eliminate targets. They can be delivered from helicopters, aircraft, and even from satellites and ballistic missiles. The AI-based systems enable them to find targets with pinpoint accuracy. If those systems. They have an image of the target. They can land in the area. And when they detect their target. Those drones activate their attack mode.
https://scitechdaily.com/mits-tiny-flying-robot-just-learned-to-move-like-a-real-insect/
https://scitechupdates.com/nasas-ingenuity-helicopter-dropped-on-mars-surface-ahead-of-flight/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ingenuity_(helicopter)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lidar
















