Robot Bees Will Be Better Than The Real Thing Says GreenpeaceHeather Callaghan No, this is not a tabloid its real. According to several videos, which are posted below, robotic insects have made their first controlled flight. According to the creators of Robobee: In addition to the recent suggestion from insecticide producers that we should plant more flowers to aid the declining bee population, Harvards School of Engineering and Applied Sciences has been working with staff from the Department of Organismic and Evolutionary Biology and Northeastern Universitys Department of Biology to develop robot bees. These insectoid automatons would be capable of a multitude of tasks: autonomous pollination, search and rescue, hazardous exploration, military surveillance, climate mapping, and traffic monitoring to name a few. Greenpeace has issued a disturbing new PSA which postulates on what such a world would potentially look like as these robot bees gain autonomy and begin fully populating the natural world. Greenpeace has titled this piece of cautionary fiction NewBees. Its a stunningly realistic look at the artificial future which is currently being planned, as youll read in the documented evidence beneath this video. The video also incorporates the calming music and narration with hypnotic visuals that often accompany the latest hi-tech creations of the corporate-industrial complex. Regardless of what one might think of the various political positions of Greenpeace, they have done an exceedingly good job of covering all aspects of these potential creations. The robots are created through an incredible micro-engineering process specifically designed for mass production. Each Bee is designed with its own electronic nervous system and power source, and able to target tasks with a microscopic Ultra Violet targeting sensor. These micro-engineering advances are increasingly similar to the militarys development of miniature drones. Shared knowledge and research in these technologies is resulting in a massive increase of processing power and flight time, as well as the potential for fully autonomous drone swarms. Watch this in this video, from over two years ago, as a small group of robots work together on assembling a tower-like structure. Compared to the current bee micro-drones seen in the video below, those amazing quadrotor copters are almost monstrous in size. It just goes to show how the application of these technologies is increasing, while the size of the chassis becomes almost microscopic. And here is the most recent video where we see the Robobee actually takes flight: But as far as aiding in the pollination of our dystopian GMO fields, devoid of workers, devoid of life, what are the possible benefits? Well, as the sales pitch for a full mechanization of nature suggests, farmers would no longer have to rely on bees to pollinate their crops. Patented worker drones could be purchased or rented and rolled into the field each spring. Pollination would be quick and efficient, no worries about colony collapse or sterile crops. And heres another thought . . . the robobees could be programmed specifically to your own crop. Imagine not having to worry about your little pollinators getting lost in your neighbors field. Simply have them programmed to respond only to specific genetic markers found only in your fields. Of course, that would require that your crop have a patented genetic marker to be programmed . . . oh. Patented bees pollinating only approved patented crops. If that doesnt sound like a biology lesson from The Orwellian Institute, then I dont know what does. And, asEnd The Lie notes, the developers have even more in mind: This is already happening, as wherever high tech is present, so is the military. Here is a video from the Air Force illustrating the multi-purpose aspect of what is being proposed: not only surveillance, not only autonomous insect swarms, but also assassinations. The video already has been removed from YouTube once, so please alert us if this video is not working. Sources: Related articles covering Colony Collapse Disorder and the world of nanobots: Heather Callaghanis a natural health blogger and food freedom activist. You can see her work at NaturalBlaze.com and selfnewsPost.com. Like atFacebook. Read other articles by Heather Callaghan Here 