These uncanny drones look indistinguishable from living birds, raising questions about the future of surveillance, environmental research, and ethics in technology.
According to The Sun, engineers start with ethically sourced deceased birds. Inside, they install a lightweight electronic system that powers mechanical wing flaps and navigation controls. Some models feature hidden cameras inside the bird’s neck, while others use shape-memory alloy claws that allow the drone to perch on branches or power lines like a real bird.
This level of camouflage is impossible for traditional drones, making these reanimated flyers uniquely suited for stealth missions—or disturbingly hard to detect....<<<Read More>>>....
