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A little bit later someone brought a shotgun on one of the planes and the rest is literal history.
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or smaller drones to go thru the nets. or drones that don't look like drones: http://www.mybionicbird.com/ http://www.snopes.com/photos/technology/insectdrone.asp
"Bionic Bird benefits from strict quality controls that are so rigorous that each bird is built like a prototype." ....um, what?
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or smaller drones to go thru the nets. or drones that don't look like drones: http://www.mybionicbird.com/ http://www.snopes.com/photos/technology/insectdrone.asp
"Bionic Bird benefits from strict quality controls that are so rigorous that each bird is built like a prototype." ....um, what?
I recall that in the beginnings of World War I, planes were primarily used as surveillance tools. So the germans and french would send their planes above a battlefield, and the pilots would see each other, sometimes even wave at each as they passed by. A little bit later someone brought a shotgun on one of the planes and the rest is literal history.
I recall that in the beginnings of World War I, planes were primarily used as surveillance tools. So the germans and french would send their planes above a battlefield, and the pilots would see each other, sometimes even wave at each as they passed by. A little bit later someone brought a shotgun on one of the planes and the rest is literal history.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
or smaller drones to go thru the nets. or drones that don't look like drones: http://www.mybionicbird.com/ http://www.snopes.com/photos/technology/insectdrone.asp
"Bionic Bird benefits from strict quality controls that are so rigorous that each bird is built like a prototype." ....um, what?
Earlier quoted context omitted.
"Bionic Bird benefits from strict quality controls that are so rigorous that each bird is built like a prototype." ....um, what?
Ehhh.... Reminds me of the story about when the Soviets were cloning the B-29 to make the Tu-4. Supposedly Stalin ordered an exact copy of the American bomber, and so the copies were made exact down to the bullet holes.
Seems it would be equally effective, and a lot less weight, to just drape a bunch of monofilament lines below rather than a full-on net. Those would get tangled in the "bad" drone's rotors well enough, I'd reckon.
Seems it would be equally effective, and a lot less weight, to just drape a bunch of monofilament lines below rather than a full-on net. Those would get tangled in the "bad" drone's rotors well enough, I'd reckon.