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The drone warfare is becoming interesting day by day due to the different types of mission that they can undertake from intelligence gathering, reconnaissance, loitering munition, swarm drones, UCAVs & loyal wingman. The list goes on. However, there was one drone which has recently caught our attention as it’s the smallest of all the drones in service with Indian Armed forces. Black Hornet, the world’s smallest spy cam drone is all of 4 inches in length, but size does not matter when it comes to being lethal. What seems to be a toy, is one of the deadliest assets of our NSG commandoes. The Black hornet nano was first spotted back in 2018 during the rising day of NSG commandos & now are being used to augment the NSG squad and small unit-level surveillance and reconnaissance capabilities. The Black Hornet Nano is a military micro-UAV developed by Prox Dynamics of Norway, and in use by the armed forces of the United States, France, the United Kingdom, Germany, Australia, Turkey, Norway, the Netherlands and India. Prox Dynamics have been acquired by FLIR. With the length of just 4inches and weigh 18g, The Micro UAV provides troops on the ground with local situational awareness. They are small enough to fit in one hand. Its very easy to use & the operator of this micro-UAV can be trained to operating it in just 20 minutes. The air vehicle has three cameras; one looking forward, one looking straight down, and one pointing downward at 45 degrees. A Black Hornet package contains two helicopters, and since a 90% charge is reached in 20-25 minutes, the same as its hovering time, when one needs to be recharged the other is ready to fly. Its top speed is close to 21 km/h. It also comes with night vision capabilities, fitted with both long-wave infrared and day video sensors that can transmit video streams or high-resolution still images via a digital data-link within 1.6 KM range. Extremely light, nearly silent, and with a flight time up to 20-25 minutes, the combat-proven, pocket-sized Black Hornet transmits live video and HD still images back to the operator using the Global Positioning System (GPS) through digital data-link. The images are displayed on a small handheld terminal which is also used by the operator to control the UAV. Its information feed provides soldiers with immediate covert situational awareness to help them perform missions more effectively. Unmanned systems like our Black Hornet provide enhanced standoff and safety to troops, which is critical as militaries intensify their plans for multi-domain operations.
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