The phrase "airborne device" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to any device that is capable of being in the air, such as drones or aircraft equipment.
Example: "The military has developed a new airborne device that can deliver supplies to remote locations."
Alternatives: "aerial device" or "flying device".
So, argues Winter, no one can really claim to have "invented" the rocket, because there was never any conscious attempt to create a self-propelled airborne device.
A video posted online by Japanese website Jijicom shows how Tokyo Police's drones, complete with nets, might catch an unwanted airborne device in action.
MIT Media Lab researchers have taken a step toward solving a long-standing challenge with wireless communication: direct data transmission between underwater and airborne devices.
Ongoing work on the development of an airborne trapping device will further improve our knowledge of the 3D distribution patterns/ behaviour of the airborne midges and therefore the quality of the developed models.
There are all sorts of other ways you could tamper with airborne delivery devices.
Most airborne antenna devices now cost between $50,000 and $75,000, and they tend to deliver 10 megabits per second, an impressive 150 times the data rate they did in 2001.
Some RAF squadrons were beginning to equip with airborne radar devices.
Modeled after birds, insects, and other small animals, these small airborne surveillance devices can remain hidden in plain view while navigating spaces off limits to conventional aircraft.
The cyclone separator Coriolis® μ was applied for the collection of airborne microorganisms; a device specially designed for bioaerosol sampling with a high sampling rate.
Looking for a better way to dig up these subtle depressions, a team from the University of Alberta in Edmonton went airborne with a device called LIDAR.
Capable of delivering biological weapons with simple airborne wet-spray devices; development of more advanced devices for wet spray or dry agents unknown.Source: The International Institute for Strategic Studies.
