This flying machine can squeeze into a window

FROW ROTARY WING DRONE

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[jgperes]

i'm glad we live in a fair world and this won't have any life-destroying applications whatsoever

[ThPoisonFrogg]

Amazing engineering, really. Coming right to you through your window soon!

[huskerbluejay]

“Ok. Now make the wings razor sharp blades.” -US Military

[breadwater]

'fly through a small window' yea this gone be used as a 💣 dawg

Edit: I feel reeeeally dumb now for commenting this after seeing the replies and realising that I must've been on 🌿 while thinking that.

[SuperNintendo.Chalmers]

I love the pause 😂

“a team at a university in Singapore have created this……… flight device”

[patrickpreston]

And they are so much quieter than other strike drones!!! Nice funding for that project right?

[robster]

Not exactly new technology, but I guess it’s an updated proof of concept. I remember seeing test models back in the 80s.

[tomasmax]

"Can it go BOOM?" - US Military

[Gamefreaky]

the murder drones in the robot apocalypse are gonna be wild

[nexusinc.]

Making a single propeller fly is such a middle finger to physics😂

[joseph-mariopelerin]

Awsome!! Oh and what the use for it again??

[martinverner]

Yay. More potential weapons. I just want a vehicle that doesn't constantly break down

[ViolentPacifism_SlavaUkraini]

Why TF do "teams from universities" keep inventing things that have strong military applications, instead of, say, things that will make the lives of everyday people better.

[galphadavenport]

Things just keep getting Weirder !! 🛸😮

[baseballification]

Soon we’ll be seeing those flying into foxholes

[VlogrBlogr]

We need to stop building the robots of our demise.

[dementedcrab]

Oh shit, we got Manhacks from Half Life 2 now.

[amNightFrog]

This is what our teacher expects us to show as a prototype within the next week Monday early morning.

[interceptorlpyt]

Now they can spy much easier. Well done singapore 😊

[GodlikeIridium]

That's absolutely amazing. It's just a two blade propeller. The sensors, computing and programming for this to work are pure innovation.