"Center for Objective Microelectronics and Biomimetic Advanced Technology"
"A six-inch long, quarter-pound robotic spy plane that could scavenge power from solar, wind and even vibration sources while monitoring the sights, sounds and smells of urban combat zones"
It needs some kind of poisonous spike on the front, like the butterflies in A View to a Kill.
It's an un-manned, remote-controlled Ornithopter!
this is what the bad guy in Toys wanted to do!
Crystal bats fly!
Vibration sources? Will it run on dilithium crystals?
If it's designed to benefit from vibration, I wonder about the resolution of its optical imaging. I don't care how many million pixels it has if they are each smeared over the field.
If there's one thing our recon data is missing, it's the smells of urban combat zones.
I think they stole the head design from the Lost in Space robot.
I love the smell of napalm in the morning. The smell, you know that gasoline smell, the whole hill. Smelled like... victory.
Urban Combat, yum yum.
That article doesn't mention it, but it's sponsored by the R&D division of Wayne Industries.