California has created the smallest flying work in the world (video)

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~ < p > scientists at the University of California in Berkeley have introduced the smallest autonomous flying work in the world, which weighs only 21 milligrams and has a width of 9.4 mm. The uniqueness of the device & mdash; In the fact that it has no built -in power sources or electronics: control and energy come outside through a magnetic field.

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~< Ol > < Li Data-Start = "1089" Data-end = "1131" > up/down & mdash; Changing the speed of rotation;

< Li Data-Start = "1134" Data-end = "1197" > forward/back or side & mdash; Variating the field intensity in space.

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< P class = "" Data-Start = "1261" Data-end = "1373" > the size of a bumblebee, a new robot not only imitates the insect flight, but also opens new horizons of application:

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< P class = "" Data-Start = "1591" Data-end = "1629" > The team is already working on improvement:

< Ul > < Li Data-Start = "1632" DATA-End = "1740" > Adding sensors that will allow the work to adapt to the wind and other changes in the environment; < Li Data-Start = "1743" Data-End = "1847" > reducing the size that will reduce the energy need and use a weaker magnetic field. ~ ~

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