http://m.ca.ign.com/...d-cyborg-beetle
Reminds me of the Collectors.
Scientists have found a way to control a Beatle using cybernetics and wireless technology.
"Assuming control" over cyborg beetle (true story)
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This is the harbinger of our perfection.
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It does make sense to use biological drones over pure mechanical ones, an insect drone has a far greater sense of autonomy when it comes to overcoming obstacles compared to a computer. Plus, since you don't have to devote processing power to pathfinding issues you can focus more on surveillance and tracking software.
