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Pop-up Fabrication of the Harvard Monolithic Bee (Mobee) Video

The Harvard Monolithic Bee is a millimeter-scale flapping wing robotic insect produced using Printed Circuit MEMS (PC-MEMS) techniques. This video describes the manufacturing process, including pop-up book inspired assembly. This work was funded by the NSF, the Wyss Institute, and the ASEE. Music: D-Song by Bonobo

See "Pop-up Book MEMS":
https://micro.seas.harvard.edu/publications.html

Comments on "Pop-up Fabrication of the Harvard Monolithic Bee (Mobee)"

@maseratti837 Click ...
@maseratti837 Click on MicroroboticsLab to get to? our YouTube channel, where we have flight videos of robot bees made using our older fabrication techniques. ? We're busy tweaking Mobee's design to integrate electronics and enable flight. Stay tuned!

MEMs has come a ...
MEMs has come a long way since the airbag sensor days. It would have been nice to see it actually fly,? very impressive

o_O?
o_O?

Impressive, what ...
Impressive, what about? using same process for human scale purposes like automobiles? The size/scale of this is incredible and very exciiting. Please post links for more projects!

A hearty Keanu? ...
A hearty Keanu? Reeves "WHOA!".

Very impressive. ...
Very impressive. It'll be interesting to see further use of this? technology!