A team of roboticists at Cornell University have created tiny flying robotic insects using 3D printing.
The flapping wings of the hovering robotic insects (known as ornithopters) are very thin, lightweight and yet strong. Researchers have managed to create a ornithopter with 3D printed wings weighing just 3.89g that can hover, untethered for 85 seconds.
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KBH.G to collaborate with Michael Schindhelm on an ambitious project that will completely transform the premises of KBH.G.
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The National Gallery has announced that its first-ever Pay What You Wish scheme, launched as a response to the cost-of-living crisis, will continue as part of its major autumn exhibition The Credit Suisse Exhibition: Frans Hals
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Largest exhibition of Willem de Kooning work ever presented in Italy to open in Venice. Opening to the public on 17th April 2024 to coincide with the 60th International Venice Biennale
