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Robot insects are now faster than the real thing | TechRadar


curated by | February 21, 2017

Humans and other vertebrates run fastest by minimising their contact with the ground. But the same isn’t true of six-limbed insects, which run fastest when they have three legs on the ground at once, like a tripod.

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