Tuesday, February 5, 2013

Palm sized drones being issued to British military frontline troops.



Undated image released by the British Army Monday Feb 4 2013 of Sergeant Scott Weaver, of The Queens Royal Lancers launching a newly issued Black Hornet miniature surveillance helicopter during an operation in Afghanistan. The Scandinavian-designed Black Hornet Nano weighs as little as 16 grams (0.56 ounces) — the same as a finch. The four-inch-long (10-centimeter-long) helicopter is fitted with a tiny camera which relays still images and video to a remote terminal. Troops used the drone to look for insurgent firing points and check out exposed areas of the ground before crossing. (AP Photo/ Sgt Ruper Frere)Hand held drones being used by British military in Afghanistan.,  All kinds of drones are becoming popular world wide.  So why can't University of Belize engineering graduates able to make and export them to Latin America?  This palm sized drone, checks the terrain ahead of movement, or locates enemy snipers with a small video camera that sends signal back to front line troops on the ground.  Can operate even in strong winds.,  This one is made in a small Scandinavian country,.
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