1997
In 1997, Darpa began a program to develop micro air vehicles (MAVs). Several designs were tested, including AeroVironment’s flying-wing Black Widow. This led, via the Hornet, to the Wasp MAV, developed versions of which are now operational. Darpa also funded Honeywell’s ducted-fan MAV, which has...
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