Posted on 30/05/06
Planes' tiny brains could save lives in war
The Israeli military is experimenting with a futuristic Frisbee-size unmanned aerial vehicle called the Mosquito. It is designed to fly into buildings through doors and windows and hover in mid-air, taking pictures with its miniature video camera, then fly out again and show soldiers what it saw inside.
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