The 'giant tower'
At present, the FRAC Center in Orleans, France, is hosting an exhibition on assembled flight robots, with the construction of a 6m high tower with 1500 pre-polished poly…
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At present, the FRAC Center in Orleans, France, is hosting an exhibition on assembled flight robots, with the construction of a 6m high tower with 1500 pre-polished poly…
US scientists are studying how to flap wings of butterflies from one flower to another to teach a new generation of robots the size of a small insect.
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…
Although less propulsive, the Gryphon (name of the flying wing type you can see in the picture) still has an electronic navigation system and navigation display and all…
The Korea Aerospace Research Institute (KARI) today unveiled the world's fastest unmanned aerial vehicle, with a top speed of 400 km / h and dual-bladed propellers t…
Flying in groups like birds, seamless technology, aerial refueling, ... is expected to be the popular technology of passenger aircraft in the future.
Weighing about 350g and a diameter of 16 inches, the ball can travel in many directions with high stability, while the maximum speed can be up to 60km / h.
The original design, called DASH (Dynamic Autonomous Sprawled Hexapod), was renamed to DASH + Wings when it was equipped with wings, which was used to discover how flapp…
Military vehicles with wings on the body can appear on the ground and the sky in mid-2015.
Nestled inside a large dome of the Big Ben clock tower and armed with a huge mirror half-pitched in football pitch, it's hard to find a suitable name for E-ELT. It w…
A small plastic carpet made of conductive plastic has 'flown' in the laboratory of Princeton University (USA).
On Aug. 19, farmer Thuc Man Thang piloted a flying saucer - a UFO, produced by himself, attracting the attention of many.
Engineers at Festo Technology (Germany) have developed a robot that can take off and fly in the air with the same movements as a seagull.
The European Union (EU) project named myCopter has reserved 4.2 million Euro to study the possibility of delivery
Scientists have conducted a study to find out how birds not only fly fast but also correctly jog through the jungles. This would be the premise for the creation of robot…