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Whisker-based Tactile Flight for Tiny Drones
Tiny flying robots hold great potential for search-and-rescue, safety inspections, and environmental monitoring, but their small size and limited computational resources constrain onboard sensing capabilities. Inspired by animals such as rats and moles, which rely on lightweight whiskers to navigate
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