Tiny Surveillance Aircraft Fly in Tucson
An anonymous reader writes "Science Daily reports that thirteen teams from the United States, Korea and Germany will be in Tucson April 9-11 to compete for $6,000 in prize money during the 8th International Micro Air Vehicle (MAV) Competition. MAVs are tiny, radio-controlled airplanes that carry video cameras."
Now if only it was a Micro Upskirt Video Vehicle contest, the Japanese team would win for sure!
i thought Rammstein ruled Germany with an iron fist?
When is the contest for Anti-MAV? Tiny rockets that shoot down MAVs.
These little MAV video cameras can fly ANYWHERE!!!
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When these become more commonly used, I could see falconry making a big comeback in the miltary.
Yeah, right. If I can take down clay pigeons with one of these, then I can take down a MAV.
So what you're saying is that all pretty females in Tucson around April 9-11 should make sure they shower in the dark?
Hmmm.... infrared....
The party of stupid and the party of evil get together and do something both stupid and evil, then call it bipartisan.
They'd better beware the high-powered lasers I test in my backyard, in my personal SETI program. I might have to sandbag the grounds with my local Quarterton Nudist meetings.
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There's no money in THAT. What we need are big defense contracts to build anti-micro-UAVs. Then we'll have to arm our micro UAVs so they can defend themselves, then we'll have to have anti-micro-UAV air-air missiles, and then ...