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Airplanes are free to fly like insects
An expert team led by Professor Jun Zhang of New York University (USA) has discovered that the ability to fly in mid-air of an object may be more dependent on its weight…
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US made the first robot bee
According to the Daily Mail on Feb. 17, Harvard scientists invented a method of mass production of tiny bee-shaped robotic insects, with the mechanism of flying out and…
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Implant machines into insects - A new future for spy technology?
Investments in research and development of a machine insect to use for the purpose of super espionage.
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Sensors use electrical energy from insect repellents
A team of researchers led by Daniel Scherson, a professor of chemistry at Case Western Reserve University in Ohio, USA, has successfully developed transplanted biofuel c…
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Robot insects explore the environment
Researchers at Michigan Tech University are using insects to explore potentially dangerous environments before getting people there.
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Evade mosquitoes by infrared wall
Experimental physicist Szabolcs Marka is developing the idea of protecting people from mosquitoes and some insects by infrared wall.
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Robot catch insects
In the future, robotic shaped shapes can trap insects and turn them into electricity to run robots.
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Micro aircraft simulate insects
The next generation of unmanned military aircraft will be designed based on insect sensors in nature.
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Insect robot
German scientists have developed a six-legged robot to study the insect's delicate movements.
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Human-shaped robots can escalate pesticides
The humanoid robot, called the Mohican, is about 1.67 meters high, made from light metal and wood, and can escalate to pesticide spraying.
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Use bees instead of dogs
Taking advantage of the bee's perceptive sense of smell, the US company InsaCal designed the VASOR detector for use in security, health, construction, food ...
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Robots create energy thanks to insects and plants
EATR - hold the leaves with its robotic arm, chew with a tiny wire saw and put it into the incinerator of the steam engine that it carries to make electricity.
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The eavesdropping of the US military
Spies can immediately overhear a conversation using second-hand insects in a US-invested study ...
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These robots can eat meat
Two British scientists have successfully built robots capable of catching mice and insects and turning them into electricity.
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The Pentagon turns insects into machines
The Pentagon is seeking the best way to stop chemical weapons attacks against the United States with a powerful 'insect machine'.