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A wireless radiofrequency-powered insect-scale flapping-wing aerial vehicle
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Explore the remarkable development of a wireless RF power supply enabling untethered flight in insect-scale aerial vehicles, conducted by Takashi Ozaki, Norikazu Ohta, Tomohiko Jimbo, and Kanae Hamaguchi. This innovation addresses the limitations of traditional batteries, making way for unprecedented lightness and power density.
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