Insect-inspired microdrone will compete with RoboBee and Black Hornet and has range of military and civilian uses
Insect-inspired microdrone will compete with RoboBee and Black Hornet and has range of military and civilian uses
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Chinese military lab creates mosquito-sized microdrone for covert operations
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State broadcaster CCTV showcases defence university’s miniature bionic robots suited to reconnaissance and battlefield missions.
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A time-lapse photo shows a flying microrobot performing a flip. Credit: Courtesy of the Soft and Micro Robotics Laboratory.
Chinese scientists successfully test drone which resembles a flying spindle and represents a radical change in aerodynamic design.
The working prototype took computer vision and robotics enthusiast four months to create.
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