The impressive maneuverability demonstrated by birds has so far eluded comparably sized
uncrewed aerial vehicles (UAVs). Modern studies have shown that birds' ability to change …

Birds morph their wing shape to adjust to changing environments through muscle-activated
morphing of the skeletal structure and passive morphing of the flexible skin and feathers …

A bird's tail plays a crucial role in flight dynamics by making rapid fine-tuned movements for
precise attitude stabilization in addition to large scale deformations used in conjunction with …

Morphing to seamlessly alter aircraft geometry for either multi-mission or adaptive fly-by-feel
flight has recently become an emerging field of research. With the added benefits of tailored …

Birds flying in turbulent conditions demonstrate impressive flight stability and control. This
versatility is hypothesized to derive from dynamic wing shape changes, an ability termed …