Submission + - British police using microdrone for surveillance (wired.com)
randomjohndoe writes: From the Wired Danger Room blog, British police are using a remotely operated microdrone from Microdrones GmbH for aerial surveillance. TFA includes an embedded video which '...contains some footage shot from a Microdrone, which gives an impressive display of its powers. Zooming in on a sunbather in a bikini as a demonstration is not likely to allay fears about how intrusive this technology might be. And the ability to hover outside a window and peer in is one which is equally open to use and abuse.'
All that's needed to complete the aerial assassin in Dean Ing's 1993 novel, Butcher Bird, is the frickin' laser beam.
http://blog.wired.com/defense/2007/09/british-polices.html
All that's needed to complete the aerial assassin in Dean Ing's 1993 novel, Butcher Bird, is the frickin' laser beam.
http://blog.wired.com/defense/2007/09/british-polices.html