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Northwestern University Engineers Develop 'Visually Invisible' Drone That Disappears by Spinning Faster Than the Human Eye Can Track

Engineers at Northwestern University have developed a stealth drone that achieves visual invisibility without camouflage paint or transparent materials. Instead, the drone spins at speeds exceeding the human visual system's tracking threshold, causing the brain to stop attempting to focus on the aircraft. The technology has potential applications in surveillance and reconnaissance missions, and researchers say combining it with AI could further enhance autonomous stealth capabilities.

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15 days ago

Source: New Atlas

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