Robotic Drones Can Now Fly, Stop and Perch Just Like Birds
Stanford researchers emulated the feet and legs of a peregrine falcon to enable a flying robot to land and perch on various surfaces.
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Stanford researchers emulated the feet and legs of a peregrine falcon to enable a flying robot to land and perch on various surfaces.
When attached to a drone, the robot can fly around, catch and carry objects, and land on a range of surfaces.
When attached to a drone, the robot can fly around, catch and carry objects, and land on a range of surfaces.
Engineers from Stanford University have created robot legs for a drone that removes the need for a flat surface when landing.
With feet and legs like a peregrine falcon, engineers have created a robot that can perch and carry objects like a bird. Watch the video here. By