Small, winged insects have a reputation for accidentally buzzing into closed windows or swooping into your eye during a bike ride. But the research of Robert Wood, assistant professor of engineerin...
Small, winged insects have a reputation for accidentally buzzing into closed windows or swooping into your eye during a bike ride. But the research of Robert Wood, assistant professor of engineering and applied sciences, may cause you to look twice at your next fly...
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it didn't fly on its own, this is real, it was being held up by two poles to stop it from falling over and flaping madly on the ground, but it lifted itself off of the ground at around 2:15
Why would you like to see nature downgrade itself? The brain is by far the most complex thing human beings had ever laid eyes on. No computer had ever even come close to replicate the brain of a fly.
actually they have, swarm programs, obsticle recoglition programs, balancing programs, all the things a fly can do a computer can now be programmed to do. its a matter of shrinking it small enough to controle this small robot, and finding a power supply light enough so this robot can fly
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