electrostatic : News Every Day

Nav

search

electrostatic

Video: RoboBees Can Land And Perch On Surfaces With Static Electricity

By R. Siva Kumar - May 20, 2016 01:42 PM EDT

RoboBees or flying microrobots that mimic real bees and use static electricity to perch on surfaces have been created by scientists.

Fun Stuff

Editor's pick

1

Official Seventeen Website

SEVENTEEN Tops Brand Reputation Rankings, Surpassing BTS

12 Aug '24 10:39AM

2

Erik Kynard

Erik Kynard: From Silver to Gold - The High Jump Journey of an Olympic Champion

09 Aug '24 16:35PM

3

Andy Díaz: From Havana to Italian Triumph in Triple Jump

09 Aug '24 16:25PM

4

Hassan Yazdani

Hassan Yazdani: Iran's Wrestling Icon

09 Aug '24 15:37PM

World

Bodies of two UN workers found in Congo

Bodies Of Two UN Workers Found In Congo; UN Investigators Sent To See Extent Of Human Rights Violation In The Country

Tech

Image by Tobias Dahlberg from Pixabay

Navigating the U.S.-China A.I. Race: Strategic Insights into the Global Tech Rivalry

Entertainment

World of Warcraft

World of Warcraft Implements New Hotfixes to Address Gameplay Issues

Sports

Lazar Đukić

Tragic Loss at 2024 CrossFit Games: Lazar Dukic Drowns During Competition

Science

Biden Must Be Tough On Automakers To Fight Climate Change

Biden Must Be Tough On Automakers To Fight Climate Change