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Festo bionic flying fox is a German manufacturer of industrial equipment and automation systems. The robot you see on the screen is one of its specialized spin-off projects. During its creation, the engineers, as you can easily guess, were inspired by the body mechanics of a animal. flying fox both at rest and in a state of activity the robot simulates the movements of a flying fox in an almost identical way, therefore it can hang upside down clinging to a moving perch the robot spreads its wings and alternates a flight phase with a glide as As material for the wings, the engineers chose an impenetrable film and lycra sheets welded in 45,000 points.

If you look closer at the material, you can see the obvious resemblance to bee hives. Thanks to this special design, the robot can continue moving without even going down. If the fabric is damaged, it should be noted that the developers have equipped the fox with a system of infrared sensors that transmit data about the surrounding space wirelessly, thanks to them the robot can fly in semi-automatic mode in a row like a bird. Modern scientists and engineers take more and more of their time. inspiration hey, hey, hey, hey, bionic wheelbot and here is another

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robot created by specialists from the company festo that we have mentioned above, perhaps the main feature of bionic wheel boss is that, unlike its natural prototype, it will not scare Not even the most arachnophobic people.

In addition, this spider robot, like other

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from Festo Electronic, looks very attractive. The development was shown in March 2018. It should be noted that the robot can move in two fundamentally different ways, as the first moves forward. The machine uses three pairs of legs like a real robot. spider however in case of danger the robot rotates its legs to take the shape of a wheel after that it begins to move and roll on the surface reaching a higher speed than if it were walking with its legs in the usual way, the second mode also It is relevant for use on smooth surfaces, the bionic wheel bolt was created to show the possibilities that scalp robots will have in the future.

Loom for a long time, underwater maintenance or inspection has been a complex procedure that consumes time and energy; Fortunately, more and more engineers are working on it. robots that will facilitate work underwater eolume is a flexible underwater robot developed by Norwegian specialists at first glance it is clear that the robot looks a bit like a snake elum the goal of conducting research at the bottom of the ocean is worth mentioning that the machine can stay in the depths for a long time and does not need to rise to the surface for air like a human being, the metal cylinders were designed to make elum look like a snake for a reason, the fact is that this is the optimal shape for safe movement in a liquid environment the robot is equipped with a motor that powers it there are also cameras so that the operator can see what is happening underwater in real time another advantage of this robot is its modular design thanks to which customers can modify the electronic loom according to your needs example the machine can be equipped with tools for simple repairs crab cr200 humanity is working hard to explore the bottom of the ocean and learn more about it the krabsta cr200 was created to patrol the coastal area of ​​the Korean peninsula The fact is that there are very strong currents underwater in this region so swimming in these conditions is complicated but the robot that you see on the screen has no problem doing it.

Powerful legs adhere to the bottom surface and grip the protrusions so that the submersible maintains the correct position for its work as the name Crabster says. cr200 suggests that the engineers were inspired by a crab, the animal was chosen for its ability to move quickly both on land and at the bottom of the sea. The CR200 Crabsta is the brainchild of specialists from the Korean Institute of Ocean Science and Technology and was shown for the first time. in 2016. Curiously, the unmanned submersible shows the presence of windows, although they are not used to see the underwater world from the inside, but they allow you to quickly see the operation of the submarine from the outside.

When raised, the robot weighs 600 kilograms and its speed is a kilometer and a half per hour, it should be noted that the front legs can be equipped with manipulators to perform various tasks underwater plural bot To create this robot that imitates the movements of a salamander, the experts had to study X-rays of the movements of a salamander real while walking on the ground or swimming perhaps that is why the resulting pleurabot looks so much like this animal the

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salamander was created by scientists from the federal institute of technology in lausanne, switzerland, it was decided to print the skeleton of the robot on a 3d printer the Robot is driven by electrical circuits that operate under the control of the synthetic nervous system.

Interestingly, the

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creature's vertebrae are smaller than a salamander's actual vertebrae; However, this was done on purpose to achieve realistic movement with the available technology. The creators of the robot also pursued a noble goal. Pluribot allows a deeper understanding of the locomotor system of vertebrates. The new knowledge gained can be used to create better neuroprostheses for people hey stop being lazy it's time to use that brain of yours welcome to brain time

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