The tiny flightless Antarctic midge has developed its own method of coping with freezing temperatures. The post Antartica’s ...

Use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access ...

But why do flies hang around us? The reason depends on the species of insect, experts say. "For a certain group of them, they're interested in us because we are mammals with warm blood that they can ...

Scroll down for video The extra limbs weigh around 10lbs (9kg) so they can be strapped onto the shoulders or hips, but can still lift heavy objects like a human’s. There were built at MIT's d ...

A research team from Osaka University and Diponegoro University, Indonesia has developed two new autonomous navigation ...

Humans determine if an insect is beneficial, benign or pestiferous. Even when an insect is classified as a pest, it can have, under different circumstances, a beneficial role. A fly in a house is ...

With 40 tonnes of insects to every human, insects could offer a real solution to the global food crisis, where millions go hungry every day while the meat consumption of the rich draws vast ...

Human-robot interaction technology has enabled our interaction with the environment at much smaller scales than us. Microrobots, for example, can measure the behavior of small insects.