It’s hard to buy advertising like this. Libya’s victorious rebels have used a small, spider-shaped flying camera – properly called an unmanned aerial vehicle, or drone—to gather aerial intelligence on government forces there…
Waterloo’s eyes in the sky
Fresh from the Libyan conflict, an Ontario firm aims to broaden the market for its flying camera drone
- By: Sean Fine
- From: The Globe and Mail
- Date: Tuesday September 6th, 2011
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