Research Leads to Drones That Can Change Shape Mid-Flight
US Army researchers have created a tool that will be used to develop and rapidly optimize future vertical lift vehicles capable of changing shape during flight
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Technology Could Be Key in Tracking COVID-19 Spread
While diagnostic testing is crucial to staying on top of the illness’ spread, some tech could also lend a hand
Drones Effective Tools for Fruit Farmers
Drones help farmers improve yields and stay ahead of problems before they become too big
Sounds of Mosquito Mating Rituals Could Lead to Quieter Drones
Research could also lead to nontoxic method using sound to diminish mosquito breeding
Swarm of Tiny Drones Explores Unknown Environments
Insect swarms have inspired roboticists to think that small robots may also be able to overcome their individual limitations by operating in a swarm
Researchers Use Drones to Weigh Whales
Researchers have devised a way to accurately estimate the weight of free-living whales using only aerial images taken by drones
Bionics: Electric View in Murky Waters
Researchers at University of Bonn develop a camera modeled on the African elephantnose fish
4D-Printed Materials Can Be Stiff as Wood or Soft as Sponge
Rutgers engineers' unique smart materials change shape as temperatures change
Scientists One Step Closer to a Clock That Could Replace GPS and Galileo
Physicists in the EPic Lab at University of Sussex make a crucial development in the global race to develop a portable atomic clock
Robots Track Moving Objects with Unprecedented Precision
A new system uses RFID tags to home in on targets, which could benefit robotic manufacturing, collaborative drones, and other applications