Watch a genetically modified cyborg dragonfly take flight for the first time. Article: http://www.draper.com/news/dragonfleye-has-liftoff | The Surg

Fastest ground speed by a remote-controlled (RC) microdrone quadcopter ⚡ 340.78 km/h (211.7 mph) by Xu Yang 🇨🇳 Xu Yang has been involved in the aero modelling hobby for over 10 years, with three years of experience in designing both quadcopters and fixed-wing aircraft. This particular model was developed over three months using 3D printing | Guinness World Records

Super fast RC plane, over 310 MPH. #rcplane #aviation | RC Flight Zone

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The dragonfly is a master flyer—it can hover, fly backwards, even glide with no wing movement at all. Robots that can mimic such flight would have more capabilities than planes or helicopters, or even quadcopters (they can’t glide when turned off). That it is able to do so with all of its “brains” (and a battery) tucked inside such a tiny little frame is truly remarkable. Its wings—made of foil and carbon-fiber—are moved by individual tiny servo-motors that allow for 90 degrees of adjustment—all

What if an aircraft could 👀 like a dragonfly? #AirbusUpNext has equipped a #A350 test aircraft to demonstrate the following technologies: automated emergency diversion in cruise, automatic landing, and taxi assistance. Discover how the Airbus UpNext DragonFly demonstrator takes inspiration from this extraordinary insect to improve safety and efficiency during flight: https://bit.ly/DragonFlyWebstory | Airbus

The Dragonfly🐉🐝 Nature’s Original Helicopter | All About Animals @topfans The dragonfly is nature’s ultimate flying machine — an ancient predator that’s been soaring for over 300 million years, predating the dinosaurs. With four independently moving wings, it can maneuver in any direction — even backward — and its 30,000-lensed eyes give nearly 360° vision. A dragonfly’s precision is unmatched, striking prey mid-air with a 95% success rate. Starting life underwater as stealthy nymphs before tr