Seattle Police Spy Drone "dragonfly"
 

Kickass !

http://i.imgur.com/JAzvN.jpg

here's a better one

Of course there are concerns about privacy. No problem with any fucking fifteen year old buying one of these and flying it over someone's back yard, but when the government has one it's a huge problem.

I don't understand the issue. They already have helicopters with cameras, what's the difference?

That guy is funny.

And that is some seriously scary shit.

not sure if there is one other than the fact it's the first one used by a police dept in the u.s. and/or they're using it againts your jimmy rustlin operation i don't know :1orglaugh . they're coming to get us

thats pretty kool!

The aircraft in the 2nd video is as fake as that guy's russian accent.

You cant get a helicopter in the same places these can go, and these make 95% less noise and can be carried in the trunk of a car.

Why did you put a thumbs up? You think this is a good thing? lol, what a clown...

$41k man they got ripped off. I built mine complete gyro-stabilized camera gymbal and video goggles for less than $1300

cut him some slack he probably spent weeks watching the bullwinkle show studying

relax scro

http://i.imgur.com/JAzvN.jpg

:thumbsup:thumbsup:thumbsup:thumbsup:thumbsup:thum bsup:thumbsup:thumbsup:thumbsup:thumbsup:thumbsup: thumbsup:thumbsup:thumbsup :1orglaugh

lol yea, I wouldn't say something like that couldn't be made but there wasn't even a full gun on it. It was just the barrel and "hand guard" (wtf does it need a hand guard for? :1orglaugh)

It looked cool but was very fake..

Would love to see it flying.

here it is. ill be cobra and mr pheer can be gijoe

wouldnt a bit of wind fuck the day?

yes.


what about these ?

http://static5.businessinsider.com/i...ne-mock-up.jpg


http://www.businessinsider.com/gover...-scary-2012-10

thats a mockup i want a time machine :disgust ill go back and make sure i submit more galleries to the hun :(

no shit sherlock. i don't think they have a picture of one.

here's a better one

http://i.imgur.com/sl1cN.jpg

This is just a more maneuverable camera that is still controlled by a human.

Give it another 10 years and the skies will be full of autonomous drones, constantly hunting for "potential" crimes, reporting back to headquarters when they detect something.

Where did I put my hat?