Singapore develops spider scouts

Singapore’s Defense Ministry is working on a STARS mini-reconnaissance program for its own armed forces, reports "Russian newspaper" with reference to the portal Cyber ​​Pioneer.

It is planned that "special detachments" from robots- "spiders" will examine key government facilities, as well as conduct autonomous surveillance and reconnaissance.

Scientists who work on the project, took as a basis the possibility of the Moroccan spider, able not only to climb on a variety of surfaces, but also to make coups to protect against enemies. Developers plan to make robots small enough to be invisible to the human eye, and also to teach them to fly.

The creation of mechanical intelligence will engage the campus of the Singapore University of Technology and Design. This year the project was presented at the exhibition The Ministry of Defense.

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[Finches]

Oh my God ....! Singapore then why the hell ???

[taram taramych]

This is the answer to "Kiselevskiye Fighting Hamsters".

[Now we are free]

Singapore develops spider scouts -In "Red Alert 3" perhaps the Singaporeans outplayed? ..

[comprochikos]

But are not they afraid of the uprising of cars? Suddenly they will begin to multiply.

[Alexander Romanov]

Quote from comprochikos

? Suddenly they will begin to multiply.

Bullshit is all this, we will then begin to export to them our latest developments in the fight against spiders scouts.
Imagine - Sneaker killer

[safon]

In the morning. For the mood ... And remember that scars decorate a man ...

[safon]

Quote: Safon

In the morning ...

Hear rum !? And how to beg to "pee" like that? You share that experience. So as not to run into!

[milann]

Quote: Finches

Singapore develops spider scouts

And we give them mosquitoes - saboteurs in return!

[Vadim237]

Other mosquitoes have already been made against mosquitoes, on an isotopic power source, by the sound they find a mosquito, overtakes it and flying cuts off the wing. The price of one such mosquito is $ 100.

[Major Yurik]

Damn, watch a few Hollywood movies and let's brain bug!

[79807420129]

It would be better to train tarantulas and scorpions.

[rosarioagro]

Well, I thought a spider alive would introduce electronics and use it, in this direction Australia has a lot of chances, there are twenty kinds of funnel spiders and all the bastards are very poisonous as one :-)

[Vadim237]

He launched such a controlled poisonous spider into the house, he hid, waited for the night and climbed into your bed and bit while you sleep - for the special services it’s the very thing and you will prove that the death is not accidental.

[AdekvatNICK]

I would understand if it were Saudi Arabia which has nowhere to put money. But Singapore ....
Yes, everyone goes crazy in his own way.

[rotmistr60]

In Singapore, spiders in the United States crabs. There will probably be frogs in France, and sausages in Germany. Everyone wants to spy, so everyone is looking for their own option.

[44 World]

their slipper and ... all!

[Corsair0304]

Quote: rotmistr60

In Singapore, spiders in the United States crabs. There will probably be frogs in France, and sausages in Germany. Everyone wants to spy, so everyone is looking for their own option.

And then we will have military slippers))

[rotmistr60]

Witty. Military slippers with anti European soles.

[roskot]

You see how much muck has divorced the world. We'll have to dust again, chlorophost to apply to our aviation.

[sagitch]

Yeah - they will crawl, twist huge cobwebs and catch flocks of American drones!
I found something rzhach .... - from the news, about the flocks - drones and spiders - scouts.

[Lumumba]

By the way, no kidding.

Earlier this year, an article about the experiments of American scientists flashed in scientific articles. The essence of the experiment in controlling insects using a special implant. The experiments were successful, there are no technical limitations, the only limitation is the power source for the implant. It was supposed to use not piezoelectric batteries, but piezoelectric micromechanical converters. That is, use the energy of the insect itself.

And now Singapore. For a second, Singapore is the flagship of microelectronics, all the advanced laboratories are located there. All new technological processes in microelectronics are being tested in Singapore.

Imagine what a small, almost invisible insect is capable of. For example, such an insect can easily get into any closed government agency, where it can collect any information.

I would sound the alarm. This means that the engineers managed to overcome the limitations associated with the power of power supplies and optimize the power of the implant. Subsequently, special genetically modified lines of insects will inevitably be bred, with resistance to insecticides, increased endurance, sterility ...

[rotmistr60]

The CIA has already worked with cats, the result is zero. Not only did she go where she wanted to, but in the end she fell under the car. And a few tens of millions of greens are wasted.

[g1v2]

The level of technology is constantly growing and what has recently been a fairy tale can easily become a reality.

[YaMZ-238]

So who's weaving webs at home))))))

[Penguin]

these scouts are too small to carry serious protection against an electromagnetic pulse. Of course, this problem will be overcome over time. In the meantime, it’s enough to turn on which thread the generator of such impulses so that all cockroach spies are fried in a certain radius. Previously, of course, you need to cut down your equipment or properly protect it.

[178]

He wanted to slam the cockroach’s house the other day. But he admitted that he had already been sent to us from Singapore long ago. He also admitted that now almost all the insects we have are Singapore agents. So it’s more accurate now. any such infection.

[Reptiloid]

Quote: roskot

Then they will learn to eat dichlorvos, rubber, asphalt, stone ... Maybe they will come up with stun guns for their destruction ???

[Mentat]

Quote: Lumumba

Earlier this year, an article about the experiments of American scientists flashed in scientific articles. The essence of the experiment in controlling insects using a special implant.

These articles have been flickering for about 7 years now. There is no great success so far, but the direction, of course, requires attention.