Festo's BionicWheelBot is the bionic version of the flic-flac spider, which is found in the Sahara desert. Courtesy: FestoFesto's 2018 bionic menagerie from its Bionic Learning Network features a transforming spider that rolls or creeps, a robotic fish that autonomously maneuvers through acrylic water-filled tubing, and a semi-autonomous flying bat-like robot with more than a seven-foot (2.28-m) wing span and the ability to self-improve its flight path. The Bionic Learning Network is part of an ongoing research project to further engineering, manufacturing, and materials science based on the study of natural systems.

来源：Control Engineering 6.29

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