Robotic bird takes flight into the future

Published: 5 April 2011 y., Tuesday

Researchers say they have succeeded in deciphering the flight of birds, "one of the oldest dreams of mankind.". The team, from German automation company Festo, say their robotic seagull that can take-off, fly and land autonomously.

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