COX Engines aboard, the electro powered MAV is actually a dream. MAV - Micro Air Vehicles! Micro Air Vehicles are affordable, fully functional, military capable, small flight vehicles in a class of their own. Currently under development, these vehicles are to be fully autonomous and guided by GPS and other guidance and sensory systems. The ideal MAV can carry a micro video camera smaller in size than any CCD camera commercially available today and will utilize solar cell technology for maintaining long-duration flights.   I t is possible to use MAVs to inspect remote locations as well as foreign regiments which may not be accessible by non-micro objects. For example, Georgia Institute's "blitz" with an attached microcamera can observe terrestrial projects from a near-ground distance and feed data back to a ground system locally or remotely to the site. ,br> Other micro vehicles may be used to capture or sense indoor data such as micro helicopters well suited for autonomous interior operations. The MAV may be used to track nuclear, bacteriological or chemical clouds. The sensor is not the microcamera but an appropriate one (i.e. Geiger sensor). The MAV may also be used for special operations, preliminary inspections, or urban scenarios in which the MAV senses real time enemy troop displacement.