China’s National University of Defence Technology has unveiled a military-grade precision electronic drone no larger than a mosquito, specifically engineered for covert surveillance and espionage missions.
Equipped with artificial intelligence and radar evasion technology, the micro drone is designed to operate discreetly in sensitive environments, gathering intelligence while remaining virtually undetectable.
This unprecedented nanodrone project opens new horizons for ultra-small robotic defence applications by combining advanced bioelectronic systems, cutting-edge materials science, and miniaturised propulsion technology.
As nations ramp up investment in unmanned systems, China’s prototype could transform close-range battlefield reconnaissance and intelligence gathering. Its minute scale and stealth capabilities present both opportunities and regulatory challenges in the evolving field of military drone development.
