German automation company Festo is known for taking cues from nature when designing robots. This time, it has revealed futuristic-looking bionic ants, realistic robotic butterflies and a silicone gripper based on chameleons' tongue.
Just
like real ants, the 3D-printed BionicANTs can cooperate in small
groups to move bigger objects, though they're much, much larger at
5.3 inches in length. They have cameras on their heads, optical
sensors on their bellies that enable infrared navigation, and
antennae that function as wireless chargers. Read
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