A practical use for Apple Vision Pro? Soldiers on a breaching team each with headsets, each seeing a real time overlay of X-ray walls and the locations of the people behind them, as tracked by the drones. I hate that I can visualize this so clearly.
I think some of these (or similarly sized) drones were sent to Ukraine for use in urban warfare last year as a recon tool. They may have also used them for exploring recaptured mines (the kind for extracting resources, not a landmine) which were likely booby trapped.
All they need is a slaughterbot-style shaped charge or a dollop of thermite, phosphorus or a nerve agent and you'd have a weapon that may not be super effective but would have a huge impact on enemy psychology.
Get them acting as a swarm and you've got something really scary.
> Get them acting as a swarm and you've got something really scary.
Yeah, a truckload of drones kinda gets scary inversely proportional to drone volume. Bee drones whose "sting" shorts out a gram of lithium battery could swarm & incinerate anything from a person to a swath of homes.
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There's more specs here: https://fpv.bg/article?eid=15
It costs $200,000...
As far as practical Apple Vision Pro uses go, surgeons are using them in interesting ways...
https://appleinsider.com/articles/24/04/20/apple-vision-pro-...
All they need is a slaughterbot-style shaped charge or a dollop of thermite, phosphorus or a nerve agent and you'd have a weapon that may not be super effective but would have a huge impact on enemy psychology.
Get them acting as a swarm and you've got something really scary.
Yeah, a truckload of drones kinda gets scary inversely proportional to drone volume. Bee drones whose "sting" shorts out a gram of lithium battery could swarm & incinerate anything from a person to a swath of homes.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P-w2RT6jCpk