China has made history by introducing the world’s first cargo drone that operates entirely using laser beams.
Developed by researchers at Northwestern Polytechnic University, the drone receives wireless energy through high-powered laser transmission from a ground station, eliminating the need for traditional fuel or batteries.
In theory, this breakthrough allows for unlimited flight duration—a game-changing innovation that could redefine aerial logistics.
The laser-powered drone has broad implications. In commercial settings, it can significantly reduce the cost and time involved in package delivery services.
In disaster response or military operations, the ability to deploy unmanned cargo drones indefinitely—without the need to land for refueling or recharging—could be revolutionary.
Though still in early stages of testing, the drone’s success marks a major leap forward in sustainable aviation and wireless energy transmission.
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