Two Sandia National Laboratory engineers in New Mexico, who happen to be avid hunters, have created a self-guided bullet that can hit a target from a mile away.
The four-inch long bullet works by following a laser that directs the bullet to its target. Although they are still in the testing phase, the laboratory is looking for a privater investor to further perfect the bullet and hopefully start production.
Jones says, "We have a very promising technology to guide small projectiles that could be fully developed inexpensively and rapidly." -Robert Frawley
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