APL designing expendable recon vehicle for high altitudes
Researchers at Johns Hopkins University are designing an inflatable, expendable, high-altitude vehicle that could stay aloft for weeks monitoring a battlefield. The high-altitude reconnaissance vehicle (HARVe), which the university's Applied Physics Laboratory (APL) has been exploring for the past...
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