Most airplanes in the world have vertical tails or rudders to prevent Dutch roll instabilities, a combination of yawing and ...

New footage of new bird-like drones allegedly used by China’s People’s Liberation Army (PLA) “Sea Dragon” commandos has been released. Apparently designed to resemble birds, like pigeons ...

They researchers used parts from taxidermied pheasants and mallards to create flapping-wing drones and swimming robots.

Dr. Hassanalian continued, "By using realistic pigeon drones, we can observe interactions in both natural and human-influenced environments without disturbing the animals or drawing attention." ...

I was impressed to see they’ve added a piece where they release “fairy drones” to fly around the house over the audience. The wings are about 2-3 feet wide and there is a little plastic ...

Dr. Hassanlian’s team has also developed a pigeon drone for stationary wildlife monitoring. The camera in the taxidermy pigeon is located in the neck of the pigeon. “This type of pigeon drone ...

"Drones carry lots of noise ... The latest of the research team's work centers around stationary pigeons. "They have a camera in the neck and this can basically do real-time video or broadcasting ...

The team's latest innovation involves stationary pigeon drones equipped with cameras. As reported by New Mexico Tech, these drones could perch unobtrusively in trees, offering real-time video ...

They've used all sorts of techniques, from the German army using pigeon-carrying cameras to the ... The CIA had originally wanted to design the drone to be a bee, but bees fly too erratically ...

His research team has spent the past two years developing pheasant, mallard duck and pigeon drones and robots, the USA Today reported last week, noting that the drones are still in testing and the ...

The latest of the research team's work centers around stationary pigeons. "They have a camera in the neck and this can basically do real-time video or broadcasting," Hassanalian told USA TODAY. "Say ...