3 Amazing IDF Gadgets James Bond Wishes He Had

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idf-viper-gadgetJames Bond, the legendary agent, is once again makes headlines. But despite his infamous high-tech gadgets, Agent 007 is still no match for the Israel Defense Forces. Here are three brilliant gadgets Agent Bond only wishes the Q Branch could give him.

1. The VIPER (Versatile, Intelligent, Portable Robot)

This portable, lightweight robot was designed specifically for urban guerrilla warfare. Its special wheel system can literally change shape, so VIPER knows how to climb stairs, scale rocky terrain, or crawl into tiny spaces. It’s equipped with several day-and-night cameras, microphones, a GPS system and an array of sensors that can detect chemicals, gases, explosives and radiation.

VIPER is controlled with a gaming-style controller and a helmet-mounted display, giving the operator the ability to see everything from a safe distance. It can also be equipped with a robotic arm, a mini-Uzi gun and even a grenade launcher.

If James Bond had it? It’s almost like having another agent in the field – running, fighting, and saving the civilized world. All it lacks is the snark and the dapper suit.

VIPER Combat Drone

The VIPER combat drone. Photo: Elbit

2. The EyeDrive

The EyeDrive is an all-terrain, all-weather surveillance robot specially designed for urban warfare, anti-terror and search-and-rescue missions. It doesn’t break. Ever.

The EyeDrive can simply be thrown into buildings or dropped from the height of three meters without any damage. Day-and-night cameras supply the operator with a real-time 360° field of vision that can even tilt and zoom. Its special Video Motion Detection software provides automatic alerts based on movement or sound. Amazingly enough, it weighs in at just under eight pounds – easily stowed in a suave suitcase.

If James Bond had it? No recon mission would be too hard, no evil lair would be too heavily guarded. With the EyeDrive on his side, bad guys everywhere should start shivering in their black leather seats.

3. The Skylark Drone

A drone – that would be a regular-sized unmanned plane, right? Wrong. Meet the Skylark I-LE –  small, lightweight, and practically unnoticeable.  It’s light enough to be carried by one person and can be set up to fly in less than 8 minutes. Skylark boasts 3 hours of flight-time with a live video feed, day and night, in any weather condition. It’s quiet as a mouse with the eyes of a hawk. Quickly deployed and quickly recovered. They’ll never even know we were there.

If James Bond had it? As an agent in MI6, intelligence-gathering is obviously a top priority for Bond. And while it won’t render the human element useless, this stealth-machine will definitely change the field where visual intel is concerned. Eat your heart out, Q.

IDF Soldier With Skylark Drone

The Skylark drone ready to fly. Stealth is key.

{IDF Spokesperson/Matzav.com Newscenter}


5 COMMENTS

  1. This is self-laudatory nonsense. No one and no thing is invincible – except HaShem. Also, can we must all retain senses of reality and proportion: James Bond is a figment of a man’s imagination – nothing more.

  2. Such stories always remid me of the “Spy vs Spy” cartoon strip

    The HSS (Hashem Secret Service) has some great little tools and inventions in his spy kit. Vision, courage and trust building may not seem very valuable yet they are in fact priceless as it is good connections that make the universe go around. Alas many nations and people prefer to invest their time, focus and money on material solutions not spiritual ones. BTW, if there is enough trust on the Planet national spy agencies will not need to exist. There is no need to spy on your neighbour or covet his space if you trust him and are happy with your lot.

  3. is this what we should be thinking about durring a hurricane?

    open up your tehillims & daven for help to be saved? don’t wait till later

    stay safe now-for when you have Hashem with you, you are always safe

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