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Neiry Unveils Bio-Drones: Neural-Linked Birds for Military Use

2/5/2026

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Neiry, the Russian neurotech company, announced early trials of its "bio-drones," live birds with implanted neural interfaces, in December.
The trials occurred in Dubai and Moscow, with electrode implantation tests on cows conducted.
Neiry says the system guides birds along preset routes while complying with privacy regulations.
Neiry explores military applications.
Neiry has Kremlin connections and is supported by the National Technology Initiative established under President Putin's directive.

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Neiry, the Russian neurotech company, announced early trials of its "bio-drones," live birds with implanted neural interfaces, in December.
The trials occurred in Dubai and Moscow, with electrode implantation tests on cows conducted.
Neiry says the system guides birds along preset routes while complying with privacy regulations.
Neiry explores military applications.
Neiry has Kremlin connections and is supported by the National Technology Initiative established under President Putin's directive.