Similar to when you drag
Wednesday, 28 July 2010
Similar to when you drag our feet against the carpet. Once it is built up it will spark and move the polymer muscle and then flap the material memory wings and like a rubber band the wings will flap back. Thus you have propulsion.
In Ron Ferring?s and in Alan H. Epstein, of Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) models the units look like bugs and even have GPS navigation and molecular electronics. Imagine thousands of these acting as one like a swarm of killer bees attacking their prey? Can you imagine the face on your enemy when thousands of mechanical bugs chase them down? Think on it.
Lance Winslow.
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