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A spy in the sky, watching tirelessly -- not for hours, but for days. The Amber, prototype for most modern drones, was a game-changer.
Designed in the 1980s by aerospace engineer Abe Karem, Amber proved that a drone could fly nonstop for nearly two days, in any weather, continually collecting data -- without risking a pilot's life. Its trailblazing design transformed the way we collect overhead intelligence. |