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Design of Flying Robots for Collision Absorption and Self-Recovery
Flying robots have the unique advantage of being able to move through the air unaffected by the obstacles or precipices below them. This ability quickly becomes a disadvantage, however, as the amount of free space is reduced and the risk of collisions increases. Their sensitivity to any contact with
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