French researchers built this jumping microbot, which can leap more than 27 times its own height through uneven terrain. It generates such performance by charing two torsion springs with a 0.6 gram motor and cam. It was revealed at the IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation May 21 in Pasadena, California.
7-gram rocks.
hempgru4 1 year ago
@L10R a proposal i think makes sense, it may have an awkward landing, however they may refer to the real locust for extra help
enzarto 1 year ago
It's an idea brought to life. It's priceless, in my opinion. Things develop.
JonathanBruner182 2 years ago
Cool !
maybe the idea is.. it won't have to make a hard landing on its feet, but instead spread wings and 'glide' its way down, to a softer landing.
L10R 2 years ago
To bad it can't land!
On that one High jump it seemed like it was gonna explode on impact. Great toy for the kids!
Ludwigtremblay 3 years ago
I didn`t see come down:|
caarbon 3 years ago
And this thing comes in handy for what exactly?
It is a cool thing but a little bit useless or am i not right?
oOAlienFrankOo 3 years ago
hey, how come star wars didnt have these hoppity things in it? trippy!
Chakrafan18 3 years ago
Too bad it can't seem to land on it's feet.
THEVoLcOmStOnE 3 years ago 2