[Seahawk]

It would take hours for me to respond...both fact and fiction.

I started in UAVs in 2002. The advances in material sciences, computational power, propulsion, batteries, sensors, etc. has made Moore's Law look like a 1958 VW in the slow lane.

Swarm, AI, facial recognition, instant mapping, etc are all realities.

My company is teamed with Northrup Grumman designing a UAS that will get to the flight on the wing of a jet and stay in the flight for many,many hours.

We had our first successful mission three weeks ago...our UASs were controlled by a manned aircraft from many miles away...more to follow.

Your accretion that "it's only a matter of time" is spot on.

Endurance is the next big hurdle. We have also teamed with the Naval Research Lab on a proposal to develop a fuel cell that fits in another one of our UAS, a Class 2.

It is an amazing field to be in.