Fuller, 2019 - Google Patents
Four wings: An insect-sized aerial robot with steering ability and payload capacity for autonomyFuller, 2019
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- Fuller S
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- IEEE Robotics and Automation Letters
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This letter introduces a new aerial insect-sized robot weighing 143 mg—slightly more than a honeybee—actuated by four perpendicular wings splayed outward. This arrangement gives the robot more capabilities than previous two-winged designs. These include the ability to …
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