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It's building tiny drones that will take stuff directly to your doorstep.
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Last week, Stanford researchers revealed that that they had built tiny drones that can open doors.
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Which makes it a little curious why Mexico's only messing around with tiny drones like the Orbiter.
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The Pentagon's brains would like to see swarms of tiny drones zipping through urban canyons, looking for enemies.
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Military-funded researchers are getting to show off detectors that could let tiny drones that sense their surroundings like bats.
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That's on top of its tiny drones like the 3-foot-long RQ-11 Raven or the 11-foot-long Shadow.
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That's less of a cheat than an insurance policy; tiny drones can only handle so much abuse, and Pyeongchang is a cold and windy city.
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These tiny drones (or micro air vehicles) are able to pull super heavy loads as compared to their own weight-upto a factor of 40.
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Tiny drones could scout high-rise buildings and underground tunnels for possible threats to US troops in cities of the future.