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Design of the high-payload flapping wing robot e-flap

Zufferey et al., 2021

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9403032417796795456
Author
Zufferey R
Tormo-Barbero J
Guzman M
Maldonado F
Sanchez-Laulhe E
Grau P
Pérez M
Acosta J
Ollero A
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IEEE Robotics and Automation Letters

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Autonomous lightweight flapping-wing robots show potential to become a safe and affordable solution for rapidly deploying robots around humans and in complex environments. The absence of propellers makes such vehicles more resistant to physical …
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