Dragon robots can change aerial shapes
The team of robotics experts at Tokyo University built Dragon robots with the ability to fly for a short time and rearrange their parts, Futurism reported on June 26.
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The team of robotics experts at Tokyo University built Dragon robots with the ability to fly for a short time and rearrange their parts, Futurism reported on June 26.
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