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Tag: Biomimicry in Engineering

Biomimicry Drone Technology
Mik Smitt

Engineers mimic woodpecker skull to build drone that cuts 70% collision impact

Engineering Marvel: Woodpecker-Inspired Drone Reduces Collision Impact by 70% Researchers at the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), Switzerland, have unveiled a fixed-wing drone that takes inspiration from an unlikely source – the woodpecker. By mimicking the unique structure of a woodpecker’s skull, the engineers at EPFL have managed to create a drone that can […]

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