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Researchers equip drones with whisker-like sensors for dark navigation.

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Researchers have developed a new system to enable small drones to fly in darkness. They drew inspiration from the whiskers of nocturnal animals. This innovation aims to assist rescue drones operating in low-light conditions. The sensors help the drones navigate by detecting nearby objects without relying on light.

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