In addition, previous research suggests that Fruit flies have only 200,000 neurons, compared to 100 billion in humans. Helps them adapt and survive after injury. This capability sparked a research team led by experts from Pennsylvania State University. and the University of Colorado at Boulder.robotVersatile with mechanical wings which are similar in size and function to fruit flies to test wing-air interactions The goal is to lead robots to face similar challenges to fruit flies. This means that the robot must quickly adapt to accidents in the field.
In the future, the design of robots may not be just robots with flapping wings. It also means designing and building unmanned aerial vehicles or drones that can intelligently respond to physical damage and maintain effective operation.
(Credit: Kaushik Jayaram)
