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Friday math movie: A robot that flies like a bird

By Murray Bourne, 09 Sep 2011

This is a great short video showing what can be done with some clever engineering (and math of course, for efficiency).

Markus Fischer demonstrates the SmartBird.

I'd love to have one of these!

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