University of Pittsburgh’s Miniature “Insect” Robot: Amphibious and Capable of Performing Tasks in Tight Spaces

University of Pittsburgh's Miniature "Insect" Robot: Amphibious and Capable of Performing Tasks in Tight Spaces

Small jumping insects in nature provide endless inspiration for scientists. They can squeeze through the tiniest cracks, cling to narrow spaces, and survive in harsh environments: there is almost no place they cannot enter. Take a look at this robot, about the size of a cricket but resembling a mosquito: This is a miniature robot … Read more

The Resilient Micro-Insect Robot: Artificial Muscles Drive 450 Beats Per Second

The Resilient Micro-Insect Robot: Artificial Muscles Drive 450 Beats Per Second

Bionic robots have always been a research hotspot, and recently scientists have turned their attention to insect bionic design. If a robot can be invented based on the tiny brain structure of insects, capable of moving freely under complex conditions, it could not only perform directional actions but also possess strong navigation and survival abilities … Read more