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Company AeroVironment, Inc. has declared a victorious flight test of the tiny
robot spy Hummingbird sample, which the company has been functioning on since
2006. The handcrafted model aircraft has a wingspan of 16 centimetres (6.5
inches) tip-to-tip and has an inclusive flying weight of 19 grams, which is a
smaller amount than the weight of a common AA battery. This comprises all the
systems requisite for flight; batteries, motors, communications systems and
video cameras. The aircraft can be built-in with a detachable body fairing,
which is formed to have the manifestation of an actual and real hummingbird. 


Nano Hummingbird


Hummingbird
Ability: 

The
mini spy plane can fly up to 11 miles an hour and acquired five years to
develop at a cost of $4 million. The
Nano Hummingbird is an element of the Phase
II agreement honored by the
Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA)
for the Nano Air Vehicle (
NAV) program and has both flights of the imagination
and surveillance prospective potential.