The Coyote swarming drone can deploy for aerial warfare—or hurricanes ...Middle East

Before this drone was called Coyote, it was known as LOCUST, seen here in 2016. (John F. Williams / US Navy/)A drone emerges from a missile tube like a cicada rocketing out of a cocoon. Once in air, its wings spring into place, its tail rudders fold up, and it powers forward, like a missile impersonating a plane. This is the Coyote drone, and on February 26th, the US Navy announced a contract worth almost $33 million to turn some of them into an autonomous swarming weapon. For maximum effect, the Pentagon wants to make sure these swarms can launch from robot boats or submarines.Made by defense giant Raytheon, the Coyote fits broadly into the family of weapons known as “loitering munitions.”

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