New drone spins 25 times per second

Researchers at North Western University in the United States have developed a drone that relies on an innovative technique to reduce its visual clarity by spinning at speeds of up to 25 revolutions per second. This rapid rotation causes the drone to appear as a moving blur that blends into the background rather than remaining clearly visible. The "Phantom Twist" design replaces the traditional rotor system with a single motor and a propeller that rotates along with the entire body to increase visual disorientation. Tests have demonstrated that this technology can reduce the drone’s visibility by approximately ten times compared to conventional drones, although some challenges still remain, such as noise output, maneuvering limitations, and interference from additional devices. In the future, this technology could be utilized in civilian fields like environmental monitoring, with potential military applications as well. It represents a new approach based on optical deception rather than traditional camouflage techniques.

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