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Tales of Florida Gothic - Chapter 15
Your Uber pulls up.
You learn there are no 'safe words' in Florida.
Your car engine is making a strange, hissing sound...
When you look closely, you realize the insects are not what they seem.
The eyes of Florida children are especially cold when they kill.
You hear a scratching sound coming from the front door...
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DARPA’s Drones: Bitesize but With a Whole Lot of Bang!
DARPA’s Drones: Bitesize but With a Whole Lot of Bang!
Will it be manned or unmanned aircrafts to shape the future of aerial combat? This question has been at the forefront of U.S. Defense Department and the Air Force ever since DARPA drones took the sky to carry out great untested ideas. Drones with their advanced intelligence, surveillance, weaponry and technical superiority can carry out sensitive missions in some of the most dangerous combat…
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In 2010 the U.S. Military spent $4.5 billion on drones. This has been a rapidly growing budget item in the military’s arsenal with $4.8 billion requested for 2011. With this kind of focused spending, drone technology has improved dramatically over the past decade, but as a technology, the future for drones will go far beyond military uses. The stage is being set for thousands of everyday uses in business and industry all over the world.
http://www.futuristspeaker.com/2011/03/the-day-of-the-drone/
The Future of Drone Surveillance: Swarms of Cyborg Insect Drones Forget the roachbots and the swarm of MIT humanoid robots dancing in sync, as well as “disposable” quarter-sized kilobots which are “cheap enough to swarm in the thousands,” and think instead of DARPA-like tiny insect cyborg drones that are “designed to go places that soldiers cannot” to work as spies or as swarm weapons. Is this a mosquito micro air vehicle (MAV)
This Insect Spies All: Miniature Surveillance Drones
Ah, insect drones. They’ve been used so much in movies and televisions shows that it was bound to become a reality someday. I remember this particular scene in that oldRichie Rich movie (the one where Macaulay Culkin played Richie), when Professor Kean Bean was showing off his latest invention to Richie: a gold flying bug that was equipped with a camera.
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http://technabob.com/blog/2011/11/07/insect-surveillanc-drone/
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Insect Size Spy Drones Unveiled
June 22, 2012. Philadelphia. Back in 2007, rumors began circulating throughout the anti-war movement in the US that the government was using tiny, bug-sized, flying surveillance devices to spy on them. Corporate media dismissed the notion and even most fellow protesters thought they were crazy. But cat was out of the bag and the following year, the US Air Force came clean and unveiled its armada of miniature unmanned drones.
http://www.whiteoutpress.com/timeless/insect-size-spy-drones-unveiled824/
