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Chinese laser scientist 'Crazy Li' arms small drones with metal-cutting beam


Published on 2024-12-14 20:22:25 - MSN
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  • Researchers have developed a new device which will enable small drones to shoot powerful lasers - something once thought impossible A squad of fully armed soldiers follow closely behind a Humvee armoured vehicle,

The article from MSN discusses the work of Chinese laser scientist Wang Jun, known as "Crazy Li," who has developed a small drone equipped with a metal-cutting laser beam. This innovative technology, which can slice through metal with precision, has potential applications in various fields including military, industrial manufacturing, and emergency services. The drone's laser is capable of cutting through materials like steel, aluminum, and copper, offering a new tool for operations where traditional cutting methods are impractical or too cumbersome. The development highlights advancements in miniaturizing powerful laser technology, making it portable and versatile for different environments. However, the article also touches on concerns regarding the militarization of such technology, as it could be adapted for use in combat scenarios, potentially escalating drone warfare capabilities.

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