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It’s naive to assume military research labs don’t have this in an advanced state of development right now, or even combat-ready weapons that just haven’t been u
by marvin 5y ago
It’s naive to assume military research labs don’t have this in an advanced state of development right now, or even combat-ready weapons that just haven’t been used yet.
I mean, it’s obviously possible. That means militaries have at the very least developed it to a proof of concept by now. This kind of tech often exists for many years before becoming publically known.
- giorgioz 5y agoYes probably the US and Russia and China militaries have some advanced quadcopters. Do you think even to build one of them costed less 10 USD? You have to count in all the research and development put in.