Darpa`s Drone Project Is Going Under The Sea

The U.S. military aims to hide drones deep beneath the ocean waves. CREDIT: DARPA.

U.S. Military Wants To Hide Drones Under The Sea -- CBS

Hollywood films often fair alien ships or giant monsters rising from the ocean depths to threaten humanity's existence.

The U.S. Armed envisions a more realistic scenario of thrashing robotic drones, sensors or decoys on the ocean floor so to facilitate they can mound to the occasion what time considered necessary.

The goal of thrashing sneaky spy technologies beneath the waves comes from the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency.

The agency described its Upward Falling Payloads encode as an effort to pelt sub aqua capsules to facilitate can be triggered in the least to activate, float to the apparent and emancipation their payloads of sensor buoys or even brief drones.