The DelFly Micro is an image sensing mini-dragonfly that weighs a mere 3 grams (0.000472419133 stone) . You can fly it manually or transmit video back to a PC which then moves the wee one through the air autonomously.
This thing has become smaller and smaller over the years and now it’s a little bigger than a Euro coin. You sadly can’t buy this thing, but expect them to be in the first wave of war machines when the robots rise against us.
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So how does this work? It flaps its wings? If someone can build me one of these, I’ll pay you for the product and the drawings on how to build it. Reply here with your email and we’ll be in touch.
Looks like it flaps its wings
I saw the DelFly II in action, and it is amazing. I confirm that it flaps it’s wings.
So glad I’m going to study in the university that built this in a month! Air and Space engineer, so it is probable that I will work on this project later on :D