Biologists report that geckos rely on their tails to keep from falling off vertical surfaces and, if they do fall, to right themselves in midair and maneuver like a skydiver gliding to a safe landing. The research leads to unexpected applications - new climbing and gliding robots, highly maneuverable unmanned aerial vehicles and
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Friday, March 21, 2008
Gecko's 'Active' Tail Key To New Future Technology
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