Warbots: Futurebots: Micro-Air/Land Vehicle
Still in an early protype stage, this small bird-like robot in on the special forces list, capable of spying both from the air and on the ground. With its small size and profile it will bring superb portability and natural steal to battlefields.
Added: Jun 5, 2008
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