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What 1978 Thought the Future Would Look Like
In 1978, the future looked bright — and bizarre. Futurists predicted flying cars, underwater cities, and robot housekeepers ...
China’s biggest state-owned air carriers have hit back at a U.S. proposal to bar them from flying over Russia when traveling ...
XI'AN -- In a breakthrough for bio-inspired robotics, a team of Chinese engineers has designed a robot that flaps its wings and is capable of autonomous takeoff, much like a bird. Named RoboFalcon2.0, ...
The Bloomington City Council unanimously approved a three-year collective bargaining agreement with the International ...
From duck and vampire hunts to boxing and football sims, these are the titles that made the Nintendo Entertainment System ...
Redwing, a robotic submarine about the size of a surfboard, is embarking on a five-year journey that will follow the famed ...
Global electric car sales in August 2025 were up 14% YoY to a 27% share. Check out key August 2025 electric car sales trends ...
Millions of migratory birds are currently flying over Southwest Florida, with peak migration still to come. Weather radar systems are detecting the massive flocks. The peak of the fall migration ...
Throughout the summer, I’ve shared more than a few bird bath photos and videos of frolicking feathered friends, and even a few images of my parents’ 20-pound indoor Maine coon cat Tracker V watchful ...
Chinese scientists have developed RoboFalcon 2.0, a bird-inspired robot with reconfigurable wings that can achieve self-takeoff and controlled low-speed flight.
Birds struggle to fly in wind and rain during a thunderstorm in Mesa, Arizona A thunderstorm and strong winds in Mesa on Sept. 26, 2025, make flying difficult for birds near Power and Brown roads.
Abstract: The flapping-wing technology in aerial robotics proposes an alternative way of thrust and lift production rather than the use of high-speed rotary propellers. Those benefits come with the ...
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