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Energy efficient morphing drones inspired by birds. A new control system for avian-inspired drones developed at EPFL is taking adaptive flight to the next level. Designed with morphing wings and tails, these drones offer exceptional agility and energy efficiency, mimicking the dynamics of bird flight. The system leverages all... show more

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You should always link to the original video:

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You can inspire from nature, million years of evolution will always beat us

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So cool! I was thinking about birds flying earlier today. It's interesting that we use different techniques for drones - as they're also pretty light

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What kind of actuator?

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wait this is insane

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