Scientists at EPFL have developed Raven, a lightweight, bird-inspired robotic drone capable of walking, hopping, and flying ...

The inspiration behind RAVEN came from observing how birds like crows and ravens transition seamlessly between walking, ...

BIRDS frequently perform strange ... in 1917 if my memory serves me, the trick of flying upside down was referred to in a well-informed article on ravens which appeared in the Times.

Their Robotic Avian-inspired Vehicle for multiple ENvironments (RAVEN) trades traditional landing gear for a pair of bird-inspired articulated legs that allow the drone to walk around, hop over ...

RAVEN in land mode – although other groups have previously attempted to build walking/flying robots, the legs have typically proven to be too heavy for sustained flight Just like a real raven ...

Researchers at the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) in Switzerland developed a Robotic Avian-inspired Vehicle ...

Here’s how it works. Researchers have unveiled a bird-shaped robot that can hop, walk and leap into flight just like a raven. The new machine, aptly called "Robotic Avian-inspired Vehicle for ...

It's only fitting that two teams with bird mascots could give fans possibly the most high-flying matchup of the NFL season thus far. The Baltimore Ravens, on a short turnaround after their win on ...

The team found the overall bird jumps are 9.7 times more ... Shin thinks that Raven would be a natural fit for flying in tight, hard-to-access locations, making it ideal for SAR missions or ...