By Cat DiStasio
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Today on In Case You Missed It: DARPA's own AAA satellite service to service satellites orbiting Earth could launch in about five years, if all the testing goes as planned. A new drone is based on the form of a bat and the resemblance is uncanny. A...
By Cat DiStasio
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Zepp tipped its hand on integrated swing sensors for baseball bats and tennis rackets back at CES. With MLB Spring Training in full swing, now's as good a time as any to pull the wraps of the finished version. The sports-tracking company teamed up wi...
This origami bat looks like it could be Batman’s calling card. Hey, the Joker has a playing card, so why not? Maybe Batman can leave this origami bat on unconscious thugs so the GPD knows to take them in.
It’s probably about medium difficulty, but these bats are so cool you have to try your hand at making at least one.
[Make: via Archee McPhee]
This bat inspired robot can crawl around on all fours and it can fly. Just like a real bat. That makes them already superior to us. Now picture the skies filled with these things. Thanks science. It is called DALER, aka Deployable Air-Land Exploration Robot.
Check out how its wings fold in the video. Then watch how it crawls. Creepy stuff. Scientists are creating so many animal robots, that I firmly believe they will all fight one day to see who is the supreme robot race.
[via SlashGear]
On second thought, Bruce probably didn’t do his own laundry, seeing as how he probably has a dozen or so staff members just ready to do his bidding at Wayne Manor. But if he did, then he would totally approve of these Bat peg clip. Each of the clips features a bat with wings spread wide, as if it were ready to take flight while making sure that your clothes and blankets stay secure on the line.
You can also use them to clip together memos or seal bags of chips that you haven’t finished yet. You can get the clips online for $15.
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