Chiba University Researchers Design $2.1 Million Robotic Hummingbird

Amit Chowdhry | Wednesday January 6, 2010 | 541 views| Add a Comment
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The picture that you see here is of a robotic hummingbird that can search for survivors around areas of wreckage. The robotic hummingbird costs $2.1 million and was put together by researchers in Japan at Chiba University. The hummingbird has the ability to float in mid-air using infrared sensors. A tiny camera will also be installed on the robotic hummingbird in order to inform rescue authorities where people are.

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