I doubt one exists, or will anytime soon. People have literally been trying to build this sort of thing since the days of Leonardo^WIcarus, but power-to-weight ratio has always gotten in the way. Besides having hollow bones that weigh basically nothing, birds have a combination of fine motor control, proprioception, and power management that we don't even have good models for yet. We'll get there, of course, but not this month.

Would love to be proven wrong with an actual video, but there's nothing on the site but rendered animations. If they had something to show, they'd show it.

Yes, I thought I must be missing something. Seems like a great idea, but I only see animations and not much to suggest that this isn't just a dream.

> Flygildi has partnered with Purdue University to test the prototype Silent Flyer and is working closely with a range of other partners to bring even more cutting-edge tech to the UAV, including fellow Icelandic startup Nanom.