FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — The ancient advantages of an insect whose ancestors predated the dinosaurs are inspiring advances in sensor and flight engineering, said Jon Zawislak, assistant professor of apiculture and urban entomology for the University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture. “As a group, dragonflies are incredible examples of bioengineering,” he said. “Nature has already solved […] The post Engineers find dragonfly eyes, wings, sensors wo…
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