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The US media has provided images showing the Pentagon's latest reconnaissance aircraft appeared in Region 51, not just at design drawings.
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) says it is working on a project that could help the military improve its ability to detect threats and espionage.
The drone called the Multimodal Autonomous Drone (S-MAD) is the product of the College's Createk Design Department. de Sherbrooke in Quebec, Canada.
If intelligence agencies want to make self-destructive surveillance devices to remove traces, all of their components, including batteries, need to be self-sufficient.
Simulating the behavior of insects in nature, Harvard's micro-robots are considered to be extremely effective spy, search, and rescue.
Russian scientists and engineers at the Federal University Immanuel Kant Baltic have created a cockroach robot using bio-inspired technology.
British inventors have produced high-tech, technologically advanced coffee mugs
NASA scientists have successfully built an unmanned mini-spy plane from biological materials.
According to the Los Angeles Times on November 3, a robot made by scientists at the University of Strasbourg (France), moved by wheel and shaped like a cute penguin.
During the Cold War, SR-71 and U-2 spy planes were the main aerial exploration weapons of American superpower. What about the 21st century?
Flying 3.3 times faster than the speed of sound, more than 4,000 helpless missiles watched the Blackbird SR-71 flee without being able to touch it even once.
Scientists from the University of Nebraska, USA, and NASA have successfully developed the robotic remote control robot model, which can perform surgery in a non-gravitat…
Engineers from Moscow research firm 'Spectr' have built a mobile system to spy on radiation and chemical pollution.
Engineers at the University of Maryland invented a spy robot with the shape of a worm or a butterfly.