Researchers at the University of Washington have created a new camera system that’s so small and light it can perch on the back of a beetle. From there, it can be wirelessly controlled to focus on ...

After creating tiny sensor backpacks for bees, researchers from the University of Washington have built a more advanced model for beetles. Dubbed "a GoPro for beetles," the robotic backpacks carry a ...

Scientists have developed a tiny wireless camera that can ride on the back of an insect, giving users a bug’s-eye view of the world. Researchers at the University of Washington in the US developed the ...

Researchers at the University of Washington have created a tiny camera that can fit on the back of a small insect. The camera could be useful for studying how bugs respond to their environment, or ...

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Researchers from the University of Washington have revealed a new "wireless steerable vision" system for live insects and teeny tiny robots. Solutions presented in this research were created to ...

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-Vision is an important sensory input for many insects, but their most sensitive photoreceptors can consume significant amounts of energy. This has led many insects to develop high visual acuity in ...

A hidden wildlife camera captured extraordinary macro footage of a giant ground beetle feeding on a slug deep inside a damp ...

(CN) — You’ve no doubt heard of a bird’s eye view. A new camera that rides on the back of a beetle may soon let you see the world through a bug’s eye view. Researchers have developed a tiny wireless ...

Every year, companies like GoPro manage to pack more and more functionality into smaller and smaller action cameras that are less obtrusive to wear. But a team of researchers from the University of ...

A Pinacate beetle explores the University of Washington campus in Seattle with a tiny camera on its back. (UW Photo / Mark Stone) Here’s what happens when a GoPro goes low — really low, as in insect ...