 |
The body consists of a 3D-printed nylon filament skeleton and layers of
paper. It took three months to design and build, and incorporates LAPIS’Lazurite Fly microcomputer
that is claimed to be 90 percent more energy efficient than rivals like
Arduino and is roughly the size of an SD card.
The Orizuru’s design itself will be released to the public so that aircraft and origami enthusiasts can recreate it themselves.http://thenextweb.com/gadgets/2015/10/19/this-japanese-paper-drone-weighs-just-1oz-and-flies-like-an-origami-bird/
Featured image credit: ROHM
Related Posts
See The Public Toilets In China Which Are Equipped With ATMs, WiFi, Air Conditioners
New public restrooms equipped with ATMs, vehicle charging piles,
recycling machines, wireless network coverage, e-co
Facebook Founder Mark Zuckerberg Shares Photo Of His Grandparents
Pictured below -Mark Zuckerberg's grandfather Jack Zuckerberg who served
as a military officer in World War II with 
Pushbullet’s Android 6.0 Marshmallow update brings on-demand app permissions
In a blog post earlier
today, Pushbullet, the app that brings multi-device sharing to Android
ann
Ignore the headlines! autonomous cars are still safer than humans
A preliminary study on
the safety of self-driving vehicles conducted by The Univeristy of
Michigan Tra
"Awesome Creativity"; Man Designs Bridge Made Of Papers, Drives Range Rover Across It - Photos
This is creativity in action... This is a picture of a 2,570-kilogram
SUV driving across a bridge made of papers. An
GIFs now working on all Facebook pages
Back in May, Facebook finally rolled out proper GIF support, but while they could used on personal acco
This Japanese paper drone weighs just 1oz and flies like an origami bird
4/
5
Oleh
Unknown
