MIT researchers have developed a tiny drone with soft actuators that can flap nearly 500 times per second, allowing it to be more resilient to mid-flight bumps and nimble enough to fly like a bee.

Drones have changed the way the world approaches surveillance and warfare. But now, they’re getting smaller—much smaller. The newest development? A drone the size of a mosquito. And it’s not coming ...

About 2 cm long and weighing just 0.3 grams, the insect-inspired device features two tiny wings and three spindly legs. Its minuscule size would make it difficult to detect using conventional radar ...

Insect-inspired microdrone will compete with RoboBee and Black Hornet and has range of military and civilian uses ...

Scientists have borrowed a few tricks from Mother Nature in order to create a drone capable of landing flush against a wall. The Multimodal Autonomous Drone (S-MAD) looks like a small airplane and ...

DARPA Backs This Insect-Like Military Drone, Could Fly in 2026. Published: 28 May 2024, 06:13 UTC ... And just a quick look at them makes it clear the future of military aviation will never be the ...

About 2 cm long and weighing just 0.3 grams, the insect-inspired device features two tiny wings and three spindly legs. ... China unveils tiny spy drone that looks like a mosquito.