Iron Cub: Humanoid Robot Flies
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Iron CubReuters
•Meet the robot learning to fly, in hopes of saving lives
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Researchers at the Italian Institute of Technology have developed a humanoid robot that can fly.
They've installed a jet turbine on each arm and one on each shoulder and renamed it Iron Cub .
The team is working on systems to allow the robot to maintain steady flight as well as controlled take offs and landings.
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