<strong>Developers from the University of Pennsylvania have created several modular drones</strong>, able to independently assemble in different shapes. They can do this right in flight, independently forming complex designs.

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<strong>The development is called ModQuad, and now it is in the early stages of development and testing</strong>. The creators are sure that their invention can save engineers from creating complex and expensive aircraft designed to perform certain tasks.

<em>So, for example, from similar, but large drones, you can directly "on the fly" build a bridge, a cargo lift or a temporary supporting frame.</em>

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RB7_yAqhDMA

Roy dronov, created by developers from the University of Pennsylvania, is far from perfect, but in the future, - the developers are sure - similar flocks of aircraft will become commonplace.