Dinosaur inspires flying robot
October 29, 2008
'The next generation of airborne drones won't just be small and silent,' said Texas Tech University, 'they'll alter their wing shapes using morphing techniques to squeeze through confined spaces, dive between buildings, zoom under overpasses, land on apartment balconies, or sail along the coastline.'
Written by: Jessica Behnham
"The next generation of airborne drones won't just be small and silent," said Texas Tech University, "they'll alter their wing shapes using morphing techniques to squeeze through confined spaces, dive between buildings, zoom under overpasses, land on apartment balconies, or sail along the coastline."