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MilliMobile: Tiny Robot Driven Solely by Light, Radio Waves

MilliMobile: Tiny Robot Driven Solely by Light, Radio Waves
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Researchers Create Autonomous Battery-Free Wireless Microrobot: MilliMobile

Researchers Create Autonomous Battery-Free Wireless Microrobot: MilliMobile
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MilliMobile is a tiny, self-driving robot powered only by light and radio waves

MilliMobile is a tiny, self-driving robot powered only by light and radio waves
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New Power-Harvesting Circuit and Controller

At the University of Washington, scientists have come up with a small robotic device that has the potential to alter how they move via the air by so-called “snapping” into a folded position during their descent.

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Falling solar-powered e-leaf changes aerodynamics on command

Researchers at the University of Washington have created a battery-free robot that falls through the air in aero-dynamically unstable or stable ways on

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