Parasitic spy planes stop to recharge at ability-lines
Filed under: Robots, Transportation
What’s the best way to extend the range of a smallish 3-foot flying drone? Well, you probably don’t want to do any aerial refueling with a micro air tanker or anything like that — at least not according to the US Air Force Research Lab (AFRL), which wants to create electric drones that are able to land and attach themselves to ability lines and withdraw their wings so as to look like trash or debris.
[Original photo by Bob Fornal]
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Orginal post by Ryan Block
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