
World's First Bird-Sized Aquatic-Aerial Robot Swims, Dives, and Autonomously Returns to Flight
Researchers from MIT and EPFL have developed the world's first bird-sized biomimetic robot capable of swimming, diving, and flying using a single pair of wings — with no propellers, legs, or folding mechanisms. Inspired by aquatic birds such as loons and cormorants, the robot represents a major breakthrough in cross-medium locomotion and biomimicry robotics.
Source: New Atlas










