In today's time, people make many such things which are surprising. These also include machines because nowadays people have become attached to the machine and they use the machine in everything. Now since the development of 'Artificial Intelligence' recently, machines have taken the form of humans and birds and animals. Yes, it is called 'robot' in our language. Now the case has come to America, where scientists from California-based 'Stanford University' have created a flying machine which has 40 wings of pigeon.
Unusual PigeonBot robot flies thanks to 40 bird feathers
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However, it is a mixed form of both machine-birds. The research team has named it 'Pigeonboat'. Yes, according to the information found, due to the artificial legs and fingers, this machine can perform a somersault in the air like birds of prey and not only that, 'Pigeonboat' also makes sounds like birds. Also, it has the ability to go its own way and change direction. It can fly upward immediately by making a straight dive.
Yes, Eric Chang, who created 'Pigeonboat', said, 'The wings of birds are soft, but strong, which cannot be countered by artificial wings. At the same time, the wings used in robotics and aircraft are strict, so we have used pigeon wings in it, so that we can know how birds use them. The purpose of making it is to understand the life of birds. He further said that, 'Like the pigeon, the wings change in their position due to the wings in the air. These wings fitted in 'Pigeonboats' can withstand strong wind. These can be replaced if broken. The researcher first analyzed pigeon wings and then developed a model to be used in Pigeonboat. Each wing of the Pigeonboat works in the same way as the wings of a real pigeon. '
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