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A drone with avian-inspired legs by EPFL.

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Фото профиля Hedonist Pig-Dog🙉
Hedonist Pig-Dog🙉1 год назад

Making a strong case for the birds aren't real folks here...

Фото профиля Enjoyable Trash
Enjoyable Trash1 год назад

WHEN WILL YOU LISTEN!?

Фото профиля Darren Moody
Darren Moody1 год назад

I WANT ONE !!! 👀

Фото профиля Monolithic Parmesan Void
Monolithic Parmesan Void1 год назад

This is probably one of the top ten machines ever

Фото профиля Justin Carmichael
Justin Carmichael1 год назад

@BreakingTaps

Фото профиля Psychodelic Relic
Psychodelic Relic1 год назад

Oh no, the #birds the #prepares have been talking about!

Фото профиля Fern Starsmith
Fern Starsmith1 год назад

omg I gasped. this is so DaVinci in design. elegantly executed

Фото профиля Fern Starsmith
Fern Starsmith1 год назад

I can't stop looking at this, I love it. it's actually so adorable

Фото профиля Fern Starsmith
Fern Starsmith1 год назад

it's little guts are so fun to watch when it thinks ♥ please don't experiment on birds. i love them so ♥

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