By targeting where that foam goes, it can build up simple structures, essentially becoming a flying 3D printer. The technology could have some very important applications.

Researchers have developed an incredible 3D-printed flying robot that has no traditional motor.

UC Berkeley's flying robot has two unusual features: it is probably the smallest in the world and is powered and controlled by a magnetic field.

The dragon’s best feature, however, might be the mechanical screech it makes during flight. At least that way we’ll know to take cover if Hamel mass produces an army of flying robot dragon ...

Dubai: Model airplane hobbyists in the country will be revving up the engines of their helicopters, 3D planes and turbo jets at the UAE’s first model aircraft flying competition at the Al ...

A Python-based framework for 3D environment exploration, combining: AR Glasses support for humans (spatial audio, head-tracking, real-time object detection). Autonomous Robot integration (camera-based ...