DRONES AS DOVES; CHINA’S NEWEST AIRBORNE CREATION

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DRONES AS DOVES CHINAS NEWEST AIRBORNE CREATION
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• Biometric designs being used for the creation of
  drones may not be anything new within the
  industry, and nature is often used as the
  inspiration and even the template, for some
  unmanned aerial vehicles, but Chinas new Dove
  drone may just be something weve never seen
  before.
• How does the drone resemble a dove?
• Chinas newest drone creation looks every bit
  like an actual dove, and its aerial movements are
  so akin to those of the bird it resembles, that
  it can simulate up to 90 of its movements and go
  undetected by even the most advanced of radars,
  while flying.

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• The drone is so dove-like, that reports have
  shown it to have been mistaken for a bird on
  multiple occasions.
• How do the drones wings work?
• The dove drones arent fitted with rotors or
  fixed wings, yet they flap up and down in the
  same way as a bird, enabling them to alter their
  shape while the drone ascends, accelerates or
  descends during its flight path.
• What else can a dove drone do?
• The dove drone makes for a great surveillance
  tool as the absence of rotors means its much
  quieter when in flight.

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• Its also equipped with a high-definition camera,
  GPS antenna, flight control system, and a data
  link that can communicate with satellites. Its
  also light, weighing in at a mere 200 grams and
  has a wingspan of almost 20 inches. Able to fly
  at 25 miles per hour for a duration of up to 30
  minutes, this little bird-like drone has the
  potential to successfully infiltrate certain
  areas, and gather data for up to half an hour
  before it can simply be replaced by another one.
• Who will be using the dove drone?
• With the technology proving to have vast
  potential for use on a large scale in the future,
  its unique advantages mean that it could easily
  meet the demand for drones within the military
  and civilian sectors.

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• In fact, around 30 government agencies within at
  least 5 Chinese provinces, have already begun
  testing the drone.
• While it would be great to get your hands on one
  of Chinas newest drone inventions, its doubtful
  that they would be affordable to anyone other
  than the exceptionally wealthy, and its likely
  that theyll be targeted for use within law
  enforcement, anyway. So, for now at least, if you
  spot what looks to be a dove perched atop your
  roof or fence, theres probably no cause for
  alarm or paranoia!

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