Is it a bird… is it a plane…?
Published: 17 March 2008 11:53 GMT
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The US Army wants a six-inch spy plane to gather data on sights, sounds and smells in urban combat areas.
It has given the University of Michigan's College of Engineering $10m and five years to help make "the bat" plane happen.
Researchers plan to equip the plane with tiny cameras for stereo vision, directional microphones and devices that detect nuclear radiation and poisonous gas.
Photo credit: Eric Maslowski, research computer specialist, University of Michigan 3D Lab
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