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Drone with fish-inspired suction disc

Robot can fly, swim or hitch a ride by sticking to other objects

18 May 2022

An amphibious drone that can attach itself to other objects with a suction cup could be used to track marine animals such as whales


Drone with fish-inspired suction disc

Robotic drones with suction pads can fly, swim or hitch a ride

18 May 2022

A robotic drone that can travel through air and water, and also attach itself to larger objects with a suction cup, could be useful for tagging wild animals


Drone swarm avoids crashing in dense forest using new algorithm

Drone swarm avoids crashing in dense forest using new algorithm

4 May 2022

A new system of flying while avoiding obstacles enables a swarm of 10 lightweight drones to fly together without crashing into one another


Watch a swarm of drones navigate a forest without crashing

Watch a swarm of drones navigate a forest without crashing

4 May 2022

A new navigation system for drones reduces the processing power needed to avoid obstacles, even in tricky environments like forests


Drone

The US has a new plan to help tackle criminals using drones

29 April 2022

Current legislation prevents local law enforcement in the US from shooting down or interfering with criminal drones


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Many flying creations don't even need a tail

23 March 2022


A barn owl in flight

Giving drones barn owl-like tails may make them more efficient flyers

9 February 2022

The barn owl’s tail has a surprisingly important role to play in making the bird more aerodynamic


At your fingertips: The nail art that opens doors to the metaverse

At your fingertips: The nail art that opens doors to the metaverse

5 January 2022

Why the inventor of a futuristic beauty product was banned from Instagram, plus affirming birds’ existence and falling toast, in Feedback’s weekly round-up


Wild Wild Life newsletter: The natural history of partridges and pears

Wild Wild Life newsletter: The natural history of partridges and pears

22 December 2021

Which partridge would sit in a tree? And what happened to the world's tastiest pear? Plus how horses may be fooling archaeologists and a record-breaking millipede


Electrical substation

Drone used in attack on US electrical grid last year, report reveals

5 November 2021

A US intelligence report has revealed that a drone was used in an attempt to disable an electrical substation in Pennsylvania last year, in the first known attack of its kind


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