Building Flying Robot Swarms | Harvard Magazine
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Harvard's new RoboBee can fly in and out of water | Engadget
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How to Think Like a RoboBee Insect Bot | Machine Design
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Dive of the RoboBee: First insect-size robot capable of flying and swimming (w/ Video)
Schematic diagrams and photographs of the two robotic designs used in... | Download Scientific Diagram
RoboBee Flies Untethered for First Time, Lightest Vehicle Ever to Do So
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