The micro-drone appears to be roughly the size of a human fingernail and features tiny, leaf-like wings and thin, wiry legs.

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 ...

China's new WZ-8 supersonic drone resembles the Lockheed D-21, a supersonic reconnaissance drone that crashed in Yunnan province in 1971. Business Insider Subscribe Newsletters ...

US reportedly assesses China could deploy a high-altitude spy drone that travels at least three times the speed of sound By Danielle Wallace Fox News Published April 19, 2023 11:40am EDT ...

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 has unveiled a horrifying mosquito-sized drone to be used for covert missions and spying. The spindly device looks scarily akin to the blood-sucking insect – making it a valuable tool f… ...

The United States may have shot down one of Communist China’s spy balloons, but America’s problem of surveillance from foreign powers is far from destroyed. Many Americans were alarmed as we ...

House Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Michael McCaul said Tuesday he believes that some of the unidentified drones spotted above New Jersey and New York are “spy drones” from China.

"We need to know who is behind that because I believe they're spy drones. The PRC, communist China, is very good at this stuff," the Texas Republican added.

Over the years Australia has been quick to point the finger at China – most recently in relation to DJI drones. Instead, we should look closely at our own tech security policies.

How the U.S. military could become involved in a dangerous conflict in the South China Sea 05:05. A submarine drone suspected to be from China was recovered in waters off the central Philippines ...

The world's largest consumer drone maker DJI said it was in talks with Chinese officials keen to access the data collected by its products. Could your drone end up spying for Beijing one day?