Kathmandu. At a time when the tech world is racing to create small devices, China has developed a drone. This has sparked a global debate about privacy and security. China’s National Defense Technology University (NUDT) has developed a micro-drone the size and weight of a small mosquito.
What is the design of this drone?
This is no ordinary drone. This prototype weighs only 0.3 grams. It is designed in such a way that at first glance it looks more like an insect or a leaf than a gadget.
Wings: Its wings are shaped like the leaves of a tree. This helps it achieve its natural appearance while flying.
Structure: It has an extremely thin and light body.
Sensors: This small body is equipped with sophisticated and microscopic sensors. It is able to secretly take pictures, record voice and collect data.
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One of the most important and dangerous features of this drone is its radar-dodging. Because of its small size and special material, it cannot be detected by military-grade radars. It can easily enter a house, government office or sensitive building through a window or hole without anyone knowing.
Technical vulnerabilities also appear
However, this technique may sound like a science-fiction movie. Experts believe that its use still faces many big challenges.
{{TAG_OPEN_span_30}Low battery life: Due to its small size, it cannot accommodate a large battery. So it can only fly for a short time.
Wind Exposure: Weighs only 0.3 grams, and high wind speeds can blow it away or knock it out of the way.
World Fear and Memes on Social Media
As soon as this news comes out, people are worried about their privacy. People believe that no place will be safe in the future.
On the other hand, social media is also seeing funny reactions. Some are joking that computer bugs have now become real flying bugs. Some users have even suggested using mosquito rackets or bug zappers. –Agency
