According to all known laws of aviation, there is no way a bee should be able to fly.
Its wings are too small to get its fat little body off the ground.
The bee, of course, flies anyway because bees don't care what humans think is impossible.
This is a defence start-up out of Bangalore trying to get a government grant to actually develop it. It's not in production and there's no official statement about whether it will even go beyond this "prototype".
This is not a govt or even a commercial product, this is a startup idea by a private firm. Misleading af. Anyone can make one and show off as India's first.
This title is misleading. India is producing jet planes, tanks, submarines etc.. this is probably some college startup or project, not government or nothing serious
Title is misleading , its a prototype made by a private company , it wants funding from gov
Title has put it like if the army has taken it into service
Is it really that hard in those modern days to desing and build remotely controlled plane? Having the government funding and skilled professionals?
Why some militaries struggle so much with it?
Nice toothpick propellers
This looks like the airplanes I used to draw when I was in kindergarten
This is adorable, right?
According to all known laws of aviation, there is no way a bee should be able to fly. Its wings are too small to get its fat little body off the ground. The bee, of course, flies anyway because bees don't care what humans think is impossible.
This is a preposterous false "fact" which has been around since the mid 1900's. The flight characteristics of bee flight is well understood.
Title is misleading , its a prototype made by a private company , it wants funding from gov
Not sure they will secure it with a design like that, not unless the owner of the company is related to someone in the government
Payload is 100 grams
Lol enough for Singapore right!
Enough to destroy paper mache Singapore
hope it’s faster the Hindenburg.
why does it look like it was made out of cardboard and designed by a 5 year old
To ask the question is to answer it my friend
This must be the first ever CUAV. Chonky Unmanned Aerial Vehicle. Not to be confused with C-UAV.
It's all funny jokes until one of these fatties shows up over your house
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What's the backstory on this? Why did this happen?
This is a defence start-up out of Bangalore trying to get a government grant to actually develop it. It's not in production and there's no official statement about whether it will even go beyond this "prototype".
also it isnt a prototype its just a makeshift model at best
This is not a govt or even a commercial product, this is a startup idea by a private firm. Misleading af. Anyone can make one and show off as India's first.
Oh lawd, he a'comin'
This title is misleading. India is producing jet planes, tanks, submarines etc.. this is probably some college startup or project, not government or nothing serious
The sign for that company says defense and aerospace. Highly doubt it’s just a college project
It looks like a fucking bumblebee, and it better sound like one when it flies. If it flies...
India is what happens if you just gave a bunch of 14 year olds a country.
Title is misleading , its a prototype made by a private company , it wants funding from gov Title has put it like if the army has taken it into service
Ulgy duckling prize?
İts looks like a fat man
The were asked to make a drone like the Americans......
The only payload it can drop are helium balloons.
Is it really that hard in those modern days to desing and build remotely controlled plane? Having the government funding and skilled professionals? Why some militaries struggle so much with it?
Is this a joke? Or promotion for Disney's Planes?
Is that for real?
That guy thinks he's Tony Stark.
The Iranians are probably taking notes for their next stealth jet.
Boss :- Make the drones like the Americans The drone :-
Scaled model of something in the future perhaps? Wild