RoboBee make first controlled flight

Half the size of a paperclip, weighing less than a tenth of a gram, the robot was inspired by the biology of a fly, with submillimeter-scale anatomy and two ...

Aperture Science Turrets - Portal 2

This week's reason to pre-invest in Aperture Laboratories: CEO and founder Cave Johnson's announcement that the applied sciences company is making its milita...

RoboBee: tiny robotic 'insect' flight demonstration - VideosScience

Science Videos- A tiny robotic 'insect', the size of a penny, demonstrates its controlled flight abilities. Developed by engineers at the Harvard School of ...

RoboBee: tiny robotic 'insect' flight demonstration

A tiny robotic 'insect', the size of a penny, demonstrates its controlled flight abilities. Developed by engineers at the Harvard School of Engineering and A...

Heads up! "Operation Tiger Torch" prepared for Clemson cadet exercise

CLEMSON—Contracted Army ROTC cadets at Clemson University will fly in military helicopters Saturday, April 6 as part of the spring 2013 semester field traini...

SFU Burnaby Open House - May 26, 2012

SFU welcomed 20000 guest at its Open House. The Faculty of Applied Sciences - Schools of Engineering Science and Computing Science demonstrated their resear...

Spectral Imaging in Satakunta University of Applied Sciences

Demo of Spectral Imaging in Satakunta University of Applied Sciences.

Project Flying Saucer Prototype - Munich University of Applied Sciences

Students at the University of Applied Sciences in Munich developed and built a RC flying saucer prototype. This video contains the first test flights.

Crime Scene Investigation Practical, School of Applied Sciences

Furnished like a normal domestic residence, Rose Cottage allows students from Bournemouth University's undergraduate and postgraduate forensic programmes to ...

New Nano Science Technology 2011 (The Future) Part Two

Welcome to the nano scale. Nanoscale is where properties differ significantly from those at a larger scale. The strange world of nanoscience can take you int...