Current experiments on electric aircrafts that are powered through fuel cells, solar cells, and batteries among others sources of energy seek to replace the traditional internal combustion engine aircraft. In this clip, Markus Fischer introduces a robot that can fly like a bird. Can this application of aerodynamics powered by electricity shape the way humans fly in the future?
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I always love it when technology mimics nature. It creates such an eerie beauty.
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