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Bionic Bird: A smartphone-controlled flapping-wing device | Indiegogo
“Bionic Bird is the fruit of more than 40 years of R&D. In the 1960s, the Van Ruymbeke family created the first successful mechanic bird. Edwin Van Ruymbeke, an aeronautic engineer, has dedicated his whole life to bionic birds. Today, he is ready to offer the bird of the future to the world.”
Source: www.indiegogo.com
Company website:
http://www.mybionicbird.com/?lang=en
Via Gizmag:
http://www.gizmag.com/bionic-bird/34362/
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