Unmanned Vehicles Mimic Insects
Credit: BAE SYSTEMS
Gaggles of mechanical grasshoppers, flies, bees and spiders—each a relatively dumb creature—can be networked into very smart networks to conduct intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance. In the last decade, remote sensors arrays have been changing from somewhat obvious, hard-to-mask, mechanical...
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