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A new drone prototype called 'Phantom Twist' has been developed by researchers at Northwestern University. This drone spins so fast that it becomes nearly invisible to the human eye, rotating up to 25 times per second. Unlike traditional drones with four rotors, this model uses a single motor and rotating blade system, making it less detectable. The design was created using computer algorithms and AI to optimize visibility reduction through continuous rotation. While still having limitations such as visible wires and noise, the technology could have applications in wildlife monitoring, environmental surveillance, and military use.

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A new drone prototype called 'Phantom Twist' has been developed by researchers at Northwestern University. This drone spins so fast that it becomes nearly invisible to the human eye, rotating up to 25 times per second. Unlike traditional drones with four rotors, this model uses a single motor and rotating blade system, making it less detectable. The design was created using computer algorithms and AI to optimize visibility reduction through continuous rotation. While still having limitations such as visible wires and noise, the technology could have applications in wildlife monitoring, environmental surveillance, and military use.

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