North and South Korea pursue UAV tech
Both halves of the divided Korean peninsula are busy pursuing indigenous UAV technology, a situation highlighted by confirmation that North Korea has developed a small unmanned design.
The North Korean system was recently revealed in footage aired by state-run Korean Central Television. However, the clip actually dates back to August 2013, reflecting the secretive nature of the regime.
The fixed-wing UAV measures less than 1m long, and the national leader Kim Jong-un is seen examining it at a science and technology hall. The clip also shows the UAV, which is of unknown nomenclature and has a small nose-mounted camera, in
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