List of bio-inspired robotics products

Pleurobot is a salamander-like robot that can both walk on the ground and swim in the water. Developed by the BioRob at EPFL and NCCR Robotics, Pleurobot has the articulated vertebrae of a salamander that allows it to pass through challenging terrain.

Guardian S is a snake robot built by Utah-based robotics company Sarcos Robotics for surveillance and inspection work.

The bionic bird is an app-controlled drone flying like a flappy bird. It’s a super lightweight (9.3 g) furtive drone that’s connected to Bluetooth and controlled by your smartphone.

The Envirobot project is funded as part of the swiss Nano-Tera program.

BionicOpter is a robot dragonfly capable of maneuvering in all directions, floating in mid-air, and gliding without beating its wings.

Airacuda is a remotely controlled pneumatically driven fish developed by Festo, an international developer of automation technology.

BoxyBot has designed and constructed an amphibious fish robot capable of swimming and crawling.

Salamandra robotica II is a new generation of amphibious salamander-like robots.

Developed by Caltech researchers, Bat Bot B2 is a fully self-contained, self-contained robot that can fly by flapping its wings like a bat.

SpotMini is a dog-like robot that handles objects, climbs stairs, and operates in offices, homes, and outdoors.

Eelume is a snake-like, self-propelled robotic arm that can travel long distances and perform underwater inspections, maintenance and repairs in locations that are inaccessible to most ROVs.

The aim of this project is to build a biologically inspired amphibious snake-like (or eel/lamprey-like) robot, called AmphiBot.

MIRO (Marine Intelligence Robot) is the world’s first commercialized biomimetic aquarium fish robot, developed by the South Korean company AIRO Inc.

Robugtix T8X is a bio-inspired 3D print spider robot developed by Robugtix. This big remote-controlled bug can move like a real spider with an inverse kinematics algorithm, coordinating all its leg servos.