Okay. The 'head' of the thing looks like there are two nano-sized cameras so this artificial bug may actually be able to see. You would be amazed at what there is in camera technology - the robotic laparoscopic surgery systems have nanocameras on their surgical probe heads that are fantasically small and give the surgeons 3D vision of the surgery site inside a patient. So the technology for making a robobug 'see' exists.

I am aware of military technology that is decades ahead of the commercial market, and this photo is credible to me as real technology. Am not super sure about those wings, but the body looks real. The metal disc looks like a supercapacitor capable of powering the wings - maybe.

We do have nano-power 'nano'computer technology and even limited AI fitting into things at that scale.

Okay. The 'head' of the thing looks like there are two nano-sized cameras so this artificial bug may actually be able to see. I am aware of military technology that is decades ahead of the commercial market, and this photo is credible to me as real technology. Am not super sure about those wings, but the body looks real. The metal disc looks like a supercapacitor capable of powering the wings - maybe.

We do have nano-power 'nano'computer technology and even limited AI fitting into things at that scale.