Drones With Claws Perch on Arctic Icebergs

Drones With Claws Perch on Arctic Icebergs

Using its spiny feet, Ice Dart can latch on to glaciers and drifting icebergs, allowing for long-term monitoring

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Tim Hornyak is a Tokyo-based journalist and the author of Loving the Machine: The Art and Science of Japanese Robots.

A drone firmly planted on the steep slope of an iceberg after a successful landing.

Shock-absorbing legs and claws allow this drone to perch on steep, slippery icebergs.

via IEEE Spectrum Robotics

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