Published 2/27/2009
at The Register
Whirly spybird runs on lighter fuel, flown by PSP Famed Pentagon crazytech bureau DARPA has handed out half a million greenbacks to buy a tiny one-bladed robot helicopter slightly bigger than a coin, dubbed "Katana" and apparently intended for "indoor military missions".…
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