Electronic brain for helicopters
Over the years studying the brains of flying insects, scientists have built a tiny helicopter with an electronic brain that works similarly to how insects work.
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Over the years studying the brains of flying insects, scientists have built a tiny helicopter with an electronic brain that works similarly to how insects work.
Research team The University of Sydney has successfully tested a new unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) model combining the advantages of helicopters and fixed wing aircraft.
Researchers are aiming to create a new generation of aircraft that can change the shape of a fly as a bird to maximize the optimal and best performance of the flight.
British military scientists intend to develop flying robots capable of spying on enemy locations, which are useful in battlefields to protect soldiers' lives or dete…
The wings and rudder personal flight suit is an idea for aviation sports athletes. Military leaders see it as a device in the future
A new military parachute system equipped with wings on the back will help paratroopers fly up to 200 km away from the jump. Thus, military aircraft can drop troops into…
Future cruise ships will be giant balloons that fly in the air, not on the water. Aeroscraft - one of such airships - is being built. The long balloon is equal to these…
In the past, traveling around the world in 80 days sounded impossible. Today, the round-the-world in 80 minutes also seems beyond human capabilities. Only astronauts can…