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Proxity Develops Micro-Mini UAV
Proxity Digital Networks, through Cyber Aerospace, an operating subsidiary of Proxity's Cyber Defense Systems, announced last Friday (October 29) it is completing development of the low cost CyberBug, a 2 lb. micro-mini UAV. When fully developed, the Armed Forces, law enforcement, business owners, and State and local agencies could use the CyberBug to monitor properties and targets of terrorism as well as assist law enforcement around the globe. The CyberBug acts as the eyes and ears of the remote operator. It can be flown into a problem area while a remote operator with a headset observes and listens. Running on battery power, it quietly gathers intelligence and can be used to replace humans that are in harms way. The CyberBug can be flown and perched in trees, on rock formations and buildings to monitor activities, provide the GPS coordinates of problem areas, aid in communications line-of-sight, cover areas of interest with a blanket of cameras day or evening, and surveil remote areas such as pipelines, monuments, bridges, forests or facilities needing protection. Authorities can follow up with the appropriate action when the CyberBug reports hostile or covert action. A technologically sophisticated stealth device, the low cost CyberBug UAV is priced at $5500. When bought in large quantities, it can be used simultaneously in a number of operations. Related Links Proxity Digital Networks Cyber Aerospace SpaceDaily Search SpaceDaily Subscribe To SpaceDaily Express 
Air Taxis Could Clear London Grid Lock
London, UK (SPX) Oct 28, 2004"Real Air Taxis will soon be on their way into major cities," says London based AVCEN. Avcen is to bring its innovative Jetpod aircraft design off the drawing board and into proof-of-concept build and flight trials.
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