Harvard Scientists Develop World’s Smallest Flying Robot

Mashable 2014-07-29

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Harvard scientists have developed the world’s smallest flying robot. It’s called the RoboBee, and it’s aimed at aiding the dwindling bee population. Though it’s years from completion, this is the first time they've got the bot to fly.

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