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Revolute Robotics has presented its autonomous Hybrid Mobility Robot (HMR), a whirling, spherical cage that can fly like a multicopter, or roll in any direction using two gyroscopic gimbal rings. Video source: Revolute Robotics #multicopter #tech #drones #robotics #engineering

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