Norway’s “Black Hornet” is a prime example ... Similarly powered using flapping “wings,” this drone can fly, land, and even transition from water to air. In 2021, the US Air Force confirmed that it ...

A French company known for designing drones for specific uses, like shooting 360-degree video for virtual reality, is now taking on a specific invasive species. Drone Volt has introduced the Drone ...

In this combination image, a Black Hornet nano drone (inset) is shown on September 19, 2019, and a Russian military vehicle drives past destroyed houses in Ukraine's port city of Mariupol in May.

The Black Hornet mini-drone has been in use by soldiers and Marines since 2016. This most recent contract brings a next generation version to soldiers and could become a common squad-level sensor ...

A Black Hornet package weighs 2.8 pounds and can be mounted on troops' chests. It comes with two drones, each weighing just over half an ounce, a controller, a monitor and a docking station.

The Black Hornet 3 clocks in at just over an ounce in weight. It has a top speed of over 13 mph and a range of almost 1.25 miles, with a total flight time of up to 25 minutes. A new thermal sensor and ...

The Black Hornet is exactly the kind of drone that scares people about drones. It’s small, fitting easily into the palm of a hand or a pouch pocket.