Worlds First Wearable Drone Takes FlightNicholas West Given the favorable leanings mentioned above, new drone concepts go from merely being novel experiments to much more imminent threats to our privacy. We are already being tracked by an on-ground matrix that aims to capture our image for storage in the FBIs new nation-wide biometric database. Now we apparently will have to dodge flying cameras as well. A new invention seeks to merge drones with the booming trend of any sort of wearable tech or augmented reality. Thats right, why not a wearable drone? As part of Intels Make It Wearable contest, Nixie is being described as a futuristic paparazzi boomerang that can leave your wrist, take photos and return for delivery. While the video below naturally focuses on capturing all of those potential cherished moments not to be missed, it doesnt take much imagination to see how this could become just one more tool in the military arsenal, not to mention the militarized police on U.S. soil. Final note: Its sadly telling that someone is actually developing what originally was an April Fools joke. Such are the times in which we live. Recently by Nicholas West: 