Bio-inspired robot: Fly like a living being
My undergraduate major is computer science, especially in embedded systems, which means embedding chips, circuits or algorithms into almost all the electronic devices seen on the street, like vending machines or scrolling advertisement screens. But when I want to create a robot, I am stuck. I asked myself: why do we need a robot? I asked several friends majoring in different subjects either, and their answers are: I don't know, maybe help me to finish my work. But they truly don't want to be unemployed. So I set my sights on animals, plants and the environment. I mean, human science and technology are more and more advanced, while the living space of animals and plants is getting smaller and smaller and the environment is getting worse. I hope to know more about them and provide valuable help without disturbing their lives, which is actually also helping ourselves. At present, the technology of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) is becoming mature, and it, along with mechanical arm...