Insect-sized robot takes flight: RoboBee X-Wing
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Insect-sized robot takes flight: RoboBee X-Wing
For years, scientists have wanted to create flying robotic vehicles the size of insects. The tricky bit has been building something that can produce enough thrust while still being light enough to fly, without being tethered to an external power source. Now, a group of researchers have hit on a new design. At half the weight of a paper clip ...
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