Drones Autonomously Assemble a Rope Bridge That Supports Adult Humans
A team at ETH Zürich has developed drones capable of autonomously assembling a rope bridge strong enough to support adult humans. The team was made up of researchers in multiple fields to control the drones flight, coordination, and the bridge materials themselves.
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