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US Special Forces have been take a hard look at a 4-inch drone that's basically invisible, until it's too late. PD-100 Black Hornet PRS weighs just 18 grams -- and that includes the weight of its three cameras. 
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Picking up something for dinner – or even getting it delivered by a guy in a car or on a bike - may soon be passé. Delivery by drone is the next big thing in tech. Read the Full Story >
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Everyone has different ideas on what the perfect search-and-rescue robot is, and for a University of Pennsylvania Mod Lab team, it comes in the form of a snake drone-quadcopter chimera. The Hybrid Exploration Robot for Air and Land Deployment or...
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Imagine sending a drone to take pictures above your neighborhood, then compiling those photos into an extremely high-resolution, local map.
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Sprint Corp. is the latest Kansas City-area company hoping remote-controlled drones can elevate its bottom line.
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The future of drones: Technology vs. privacy
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Are the paparazzi flying drones over your garden to get snaps of you sunbathing? You may need the Rapere, the drone-hunting drone which uses 'tangle-lines' to quickly down its prey
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The Nixie drone wraps around your wrist then launches into the air in front of you when a selfie photograph is needed.
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The Iris+ looks pretty cool. Just dream of practically anything you'd like a drone to do, and chances are the new 3D Robotics quadcopter will do it. Autonomous flight? Check. Longer flight time? Check.
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The American government’s campaign of targeted killings and drone strikes has put the country on a “slippery slope” toward perpetual war, according to a new study from a global security think-tank.
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