UAVs are designed with various technologies ranging from steam power propelled, gasoline fuel power propelled through to solar power propelled flights. Gas powered vehicles are most populated in the world even in present day use. Solar power propelled vehicles can almost be ruled out because their use is predominantly planned after daylight to capitalize the benefit of direct optical invisibility. The flight system has been alike every time. Flight guiding systems have been in constant evolution too. In fact, guiding systems determine the accuracy and targeting capability of a air vehicle. In the very early stages a guiding rope was used to avoid unmanned vehicle from striking against huge walls, which seem to be a hectic task of controlling the flight. Later, when the gyroscope was invented, drones or UAVs used a combination of gyros, barometers and altimeters to control the flight path and target approach. Later, radio controlled vehicles were designed, where in the system can be controlled remotely with reference to the video signal from a camera mounted on the vehicle.Best in class drones have come into existence out of technological dominance desires, security demands, and other peculiar demanding applications. And of course, UAVs can be affirmatively used in several other applications including civil surveillance, internal anti-social elements surveillance, industrial purposes etc., against predominant military deployments. Use of drones is back to form now, after a short gap since the last noticeable war rage. US Army has reportedly used drones for surveillance and unmanned aerial attacks in its ‘anti-terrorist’ operations in the Afghan territory after the World Trade Centre has been devastatingly struck by a plot contrived by an anti-social group residing in the Middle-East on 11th September, 2001. Later, in the recent past it is again the US Army that used a drone made by Lockheed Martin, and named it Polecat, to surveil the Kingdom of Gadhafi, Libya. It was reported by the concerned department at Jawaharlal Nehru University, Delhi that, early in 2011 China manoeuvred UAV drones along the Indo-Chinese border while the Himalayas witnessed the act. Drones are expected to make both plausive as well as caustic news more than ever, nevertheless every nation wishes not to be biased for either kind of news.
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