Eye of a fly: Researchers reveal secrets of fly vision for rapid flight control

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By examining how fruit flies use eye movements to enhance flight control with a staggeringly fast reaction speed — about 30 times faster than the blink of an eye — Penn State researchers have detailed a framework to mimic this ability in robotics.
By examining how fruit flies use eye movements to enhance flight control with a staggeringly fast reaction speed — about 30 times faster than the blink of an eye — Penn State researchers have detailed a framework to mimic this ability in robotics.

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Eye of a fly: Researchers reveal secrets of fly vision for rapid flight control

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