Boston Dynamics' robot hell hounds may be scary, but at least they can't fly. But if you thought you could evade the robot apocalypse by taking to the skies, well, we have some bad news for you. ...

Bat Bot was created to be a flying drone that mimics the unique way bats fly and move. The drone, only 3 ounces in prototype form was designed to help in disaster areas and construction sites.

A mechanical engineer from Stanford created a "bird-like" robot that uses legs inspired by those of a peregrine falcon to perfectly land on stuff. The post Flying Bird Bot Uses Its Falcon-Like ...

Bat Bot was limited to short-duration flights, but “we didn’t want to lose or break our robot by flying it outside,” Chung wrote.

Firefighters tackling a fire, and the Dragon Firefighter—a robot that could one day be used to combat blazes too dangerous for humans. kckate16 / Tadokoro Laboratory, Tohoku University, Japan ...

What they ended up constructing is the 93-gram Bat Bot B2. It’s a fully self-contained robot, with an on-board computer and sensors that help it fly and know its position and the relative ...

A tiny aerial robot nicknamed RoboBee uses static electricity to perch on surfaces midflight. ... Insect-sized bot is first to both fly, land. RoboBee uses static electricity to stick to surfaces.