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Sniping through the wall.

Sometimes is introduced, a small drone can use to aim a sniper rifle to target, when the shooter wants to shoot through the wall. In that model, the drone locates the target and then finds the rifle by using the radio maser that tells the position of the rifle to the drone. The idea is that the drone is opposite to the rifle and the target is between the drone and the rifle. In some dark visions, the system uses an X-ray laser that will tell the position of the rifle in comparison with the target. 


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The drone uses a combination of visual and X-ray cameras to see where the ammo would go. The problem is that the drone must have the ability to go into the same space as the target. The drone uses a regular camera to see the target, and then the X-ray or radio sensor locates where the rifle is aimed. 

The drone uses a combination of its camera and the location signal that the rifle uses. The drone sends the target information to the intelligent rifle. And when the target is between the drone and the rifle, the operator can open fire. This type of system is a little bit different than acoustic systems or X-ray base systems that can tell what is inside the building. 

Modern drone technology is the ultimate. And the small size drones that can slip into the house can make the sniper system that can shoot through the wall unnecessary. But that thing is one of the most interesting technical innovations in the world of the military. 


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