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Scientists are developing air vehicles that mimic the wing movements of flies.
The movement of the wings can be controlled with electronic signals.
Artificial wings inspired by flies use electrical signals to adjust their angle.
The wings vibrate up and down, pushing air.
This allows the vehicle to hover in the air.
Scientists are developing air vehicles that mimic the wing movements of flies.
The movement of the wings can be controlled with electronic signals.
Artificial wings inspired by flies use electrical signals to adjust their angle.
The wings vibrate up and down, pushing air.
This allows the vehicle ...
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