导语：对于仿生机器人来说，“来自液体表面张力的力量就像是一个不可穿透的墙壁。” 2013年，来自哈佛大学的RoboBee机器人首次亮相，它当时只能实现飞行、着陆这两项任务，并没有具备其他额外功能。而近日有外媒消息透露，这个蜜蜂机器人RoboBee取得了一项 ...

This article is part of our exclusive IEEE Journal Watch series in partnership with IEEE Xplore. 自从成为第一个以昆虫为灵感的飞行机器人以来，哈佛大学著名的小蜜蜂机器人RoboBee已经实现了栖息、游泳和感知的能力。 最近，RoboBee实现了其另一个里程碑：精确控制其航向和横向运动 ...

Several years ago, Harvard University roboticist Robert Wood made headlines when his lab constructed RoboBee, a tiny robot capable of partially untethered flight. Over the years, RoboBee has learned ...

We've seen RoboBees that can fly, stick to walls, and dive into water. Now, get ready for a hybrid RoboBee that can fly, dive into water, swim, propel itself back out of water, and safely land. New ...

RoboBee X-Wing, the latest version of Harvard's robotic bee, has four wings instead of two -- more importantly, it can fly on its own without the need for a power tether. Researchers from Harvard's ...

Remember the MIT's RoboBee? The initiative kicked off a couple of years ago, aiming to fix a major problem that we currently have: the bee population is slowly dying, and without bees, we're pretty ...

Apparently, we haven't seen RoboBee's final form yet. Harvard researchers introduced the robot back in 2013 and developed a version that uses static to stick to walls in 2016. Now, the scientists have ...

This insect-sized flying robot is smaller than a quarter, 12 times lighter than a paperclip, and zips through the air with a pair of flapping wings. That's not even the impressive part. Using a trick ...

Harvard’s impressive RoboBee has developed from an insect-inspired robot to a soon-to-be autonomous flying micro-drone. Robot developers have longed looked at nature for inspiration. When designing ...

Robot bees have learned how to not only fly but also land. After more than 10 years of development, the robot bees successfully landed safely with their long legs following their flap of wings, ...

IT SMELLS, it buzzes, it even dances like a honeybee. In a field in Germany, RoboBee is making its first attempts at speaking to the insects in their own language. Now Tim Landgraf of the Free ...