Over the next three years, Dragonfly — a dronelike helicopter with eight rotors — will skip from site to site, poking, measuring and taking it all in.
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Its prototype rises dronelike into the air, lifted by electrically driven propellers at the end of its wings (which have a combined span of three metres).
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Replace the wheels with heavy-duty helicopter skids, add four buzzing dronelike electric fans to each one, and you'll have something like Boeing's prototype flying taxi.
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Add to these grisly innovations the high-power guns that, dronelike, pulverize bodies outside the range of vision, and you can see how warfare became depersonalized.
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Yet the movement, mood and sound inside — the dronelike group poses, and a tall, thin woman slow-motion headbanging, tossing her long black hair — were exquisitely calibrated and seducing.
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In "Die Räuber," the American composer Ari Benjamin Meyer's pulsating score for violin, viola, electric bass and drums, performed live from the sides of the stage, creates a dronelike, hypnotic effect.
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Then the key switches from B major to E minor and the chorus grows more droning, a gesture toward "the dronelike sensation of playing video games for a while," Mr. Malloy said.
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Yesterday he tapped into the weariness the world is feeling with Pokémon Go in a new work, depicting Pikachu, bright and yellow and happy, perched on the bent neck of a dronelike mobile gamer.
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While the show integrates high-tech innovations like a 3-D sequence, intricate animated projections scrolling over the walls and ceiling, and dronelike snowflakes that fly (somewhat menacingly) above the audience, its appeal remains delightfully human.
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Information Minister Jorge Rodriguez said in a live broadcast Saturday that several dronelike devices armed with explosives detonated near Maduro during his appearance at a military event, according to AP. It quoted Rodriguez as saying Maduro was safe and unharmed.
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For example, the Arwing can transform into the Walker which originated in the Super NES game Star Fox 2, which lets the player freely walk around on platforms and in enclosed spaces. The Landmaster tank can transform into the Gravmaster, which can perform extended aerial maneuvers for a short time. A new vehicle introduced to the series is the Gyrowing, a dronelike helicopter which can lower a small robot called Direct-i that can enter small spaces, hack into computers, or latch onto explosive cubes that can then be dropped on enemies. Players can also add laser upgrades and smart bombs to their ships.
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