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Dec. 15th, 2006
Incredible
Dec. 15th, 2006 11:16 pmForget the idea that this was created by two students from Embry-Riddle; this toy is one additional step to uncovering one of physics' great paradoxes behind the bumblebee, let alone the implications on the progress of robotics. Thinking about it simply blows my mind. What next in five years? Hover capability? Surface-latching reflexes? I'm lost in awe.
Incredible
Dec. 15th, 2006 11:16 pmForget the idea that this was created by two students from Embry-Riddle; this toy is one additional step to uncovering one of physics' great paradoxes behind the bumblebee, let alone the implications on the progress of robotics. Thinking about it simply blows my mind. What next in five years? Hover capability? Surface-latching reflexes? I'm lost in awe.