China shows a 0.6 cm spy drone that is smaller than your fingertip but can paralyse a large army: Watch video. 5d. C hina has revealed a mosquito-like flying robot designed for stealth missions, ...

Last month, China unveiled a mosquito-like spy drone designed for covert military operations. The drone's size and weight could limit its uses on the battlefield, military analysts told BI.

Insect drones. Despite being pretty impressive, China’s new drone is far from the only development in the field, and it’s unlikely to be the pinnacle of drone miniaturization.

China unveiled a mosquito-sized drone designed for covert military operations and espionage — a development that’s raising alarms over the potential consequence of the tech falling into the ...

Last month, China's National University of Defense Technology unveiled a new spy drone designed to look like a mosquito. Showcased on the state-run CCTV-7 military broadcaster, the micro-drone ...

China unveiled a chilling mosquito-sized drone designed for covert military operations and espionage -- a development that's raising alarms over the potential consequence of the tech falling into ...

Mosquito drones can be used for ‘reconnaissance and special missions on the battlefield’, ... China builds mosquito-sized spy drone. Anthony Cuthbertson. June 25, 2025 at 12:20 PM.

China has introduced a groundbreaking micro-drone the size of a mosquito, signaling a significant advancement in drone technology for military and civilian applications. Developed by the National ...

China unveiled its Jiu Tian "High Sky" SS-UAV drone mothership in November 2024 at the Zhuhai Air Show, and it looks to be an interesting design. The plan is to begin operating the Jiu Tian at the ...

China's new drone "mothership" is set to take flight, according to the country's state broadcaster, which touted the aircraft as a game changer in drone warfare.

China drone industry thrives in global markets despite sanctions. Chloe Liao, analysis; Elaine Chen, DIGITIMES Asia Tuesday 13 May 2025 0. Credit: DIGITIMES.