A new drone design makes itself nearly invisible to the human eye by spinning at up to 25 revolutions per second, creating an optical illusion similar to fast-spinning propellers, according to a report. The invention is attributed to researchers in Australia and the United States.
The report describes a drone that spins at high speed to create an optical illusion, making it difficult to track visually. The spinning mechanism is said to achieve up to 25 rotations per second, mimicking the effect of fast-spinning propellers. The research is attributed to teams in Australia and the United States. No further details on the university or timeline were provided.
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