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Biometric Aspirations / Andrew White

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WHITE Andrew

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In: Jane's Defence Weekly Vol. 53, No. 7, 17 February 2016, pp. 28 - 31 (122)Summary: Defense and security industries are utilizing the advancement of today's technologies to perform discreet and covert operations. The article discusses the use of biomimetic unmanned systems to efficiently operate in various types of environments by mimicking the natural movements of animals including fish in the water and the smallest insects on land.

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Defense and security industries are utilizing the advancement of today's technologies to perform discreet and covert operations. The article discusses the use of biomimetic unmanned systems to efficiently operate in various types of environments by mimicking the natural movements of animals including fish in the water and the smallest insects on land.

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