In a major display of advancement that could raise alarms among its military competitors, China has unleashed an espionage drone as tiny as an insect, capable of covertly breezing past radar defenses ...

Drones have changed the way the world approaches surveillance and warfare. But now, they’re getting smaller—much smaller. The newest development? A drone the size of a mosquito. And it’s not ...

China’s latest drone is part of a growing global trend in developing insect-inspired micro-drones. For example, Harvard University has spent more than a decade working on RoboBee, a penny-sized drone ...

Last month, China unveiled a mosquito-like spy drone designed for covert military operations. The drone's size and weight could limit its uses on the battlefield, military analysts told BI.

A military research institute in China has unveiled a spy drone that is the same size and shape as a mosquito. The tiny unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) features hair-thin legs and two wings, which ...

China’s Jiutian SS-UAV: Game-Changing “Drone Mothership” Set for Maiden Flight China is preparing to test its next-generation unmanned aerial system, the Jiutian SS-UAV, a massive high ...

China’s defense industrial base has used the military-civil fusion, or MCF, national development strategy to benefit from China’s dominance of the commercial drone industry.

Over time, he began to realize the commercial and geopolitical importance of drone development. “China controls 80% of the U.S. drone market, especially for public safety,” he says.