Yeah, totally! The key is keeping the radar cross‑section as low as possible. First, use a carbon‑fiber frame—light, strong, and non‑metallic so it reflects almost nothing. Then, wrap the whole thing in that new graphene‑infused paint that absorbs microwave signals. Keep the propellers off‑axis and use those bladeless “propulsion‑dive” fans that generate less noise and scatter less radar. And don’t forget the electronics: keep the power draw low, use tiny low‑power chips, and run the batteries in a special shielding pouch so the radio waves don’t leak. Basically, go all “stealth mode” like a miniature spy drone, and you’ll slip into the shadows without even leaving a trace.

Haha, laser trap? I’ll just wing it—literally! But seriously, I’ll add a quick‑scan laser‑detect module to stay one step ahead. Keep the curiosity, just keep the lasers on the ground!

Got it, keep the cat‑vision off the playfield and the shadows deep—time to test the next version!