Researchers at the Department of Biological Physics at Eötvös Loránd University have discovered how flocks of birds can overcome the theoretical difficulties of moving in a group and can now coordinate the fast-reacting, yet harmonious co-movement of more drones than ever before with a solution from nature.
Palmer Luckey’s name may sound familiar to those who follow developments in virtual reality, he was the one who grew the Oculus Rift and then became a co-founder of a defense technology startup called Anduril.
The five, so far only smaller, autonomous flying structures have made a few laps in Australia, sharing essential information as a swarm of bees thanks to artificial intelligence.
Swiss researchers have developed a drone that can change the position of its wings and thus penetrate tight spaces. It will soon be programmable to fly into a building.
Henry Ford stated in 1940, listen, the combination of an airplane and a car is coming! The carmaker has been teased a lot for his frivolous promise, but a hundred years later his prediction will come true.







