Aerial Robotics Laboratory, biologically-inspired flying robots, Imperial College London, South Kensington Campus, London, United Kingdom

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Website - imperial.ac.uk/aerial-robotics

youtube.com/@aerialroboticslab9575

twitter.com/AerialRobotics

Director - Mirko Kovac

Projects:

Aquatic Micro Aerial Vehicles (AquaMAV) for water health monitoring

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Take off for world's first 3D printing, flying robot

Published on May 7, 2014

The world's first flying 3D printer can build nests and carry heavy containers out of hard-to-reach places - all autonomously
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SpiderMAV outdoor stabilization test

Uploaded on Oct 4, 2017

“SpiderMAV: Perching and Stabilizing Micro Aerial Vehicles with Bio-inspired Tensile Anchoring Systems,” by K. Zhang, P. Chermprayong, T. M. Alhinai, R. Siddall, and M. Kovac from Imperial College London, was presented at IROS 2017.

"SpiderMAV Drone Shoots Webs for Perching and Stabilization"

by Evan Ackerman
October 4, 2017