A praying mantis sports miniature 3D glasses fixed on with a blob of beeswax in an experiment at Newcastle University, Britain, that could be used to help miniature robots navigate the world. Photo: Newcastle University via AFP A praying mantis sports miniature 3D glasses fixed on with a blob of beeswax in an experiment at Newcastle University, Britain, that could be used to help miniature robots navigate the world. Photo: Newcastle University via AFP
A praying mantis sports miniature 3D glasses fixed on with a blob of beeswax in an experiment at Newcastle University, Britain, that could be used to help miniature robots navigate the world. Photo: Newcastle University via AFP
Robotics
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Praying mantises wear miniature 3D glasses to improve robot vision

Topic |   Robotics
Associated Press
Associated Press

Updated: 7:28am, 10 Feb, 2018

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A praying mantis sports miniature 3D glasses fixed on with a blob of beeswax in an experiment at Newcastle University, Britain, that could be used to help miniature robots navigate the world. Photo: Newcastle University via AFP A praying mantis sports miniature 3D glasses fixed on with a blob of beeswax in an experiment at Newcastle University, Britain, that could be used to help miniature robots navigate the world. Photo: Newcastle University via AFP
A praying mantis sports miniature 3D glasses fixed on with a blob of beeswax in an experiment at Newcastle University, Britain, that could be used to help miniature robots navigate the world. Photo: Newcastle University via AFP
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