Drone and soft gripper become best friends

Focus projects allow mechanical and electrical engineering students to put what they have learned into practice. ETH News accompanied three student teams with a video camera - one of which was the “Raptor” team.
The Raptor focus project was initiated by eight ETH students who wanted to expand the range of applications for gripper arms made of soft materials. Such soft grippers are often used in automated industrial processes and are usually mounted on robotic arms. The students are developing a soft gripper mounted on a drone that can cover large working areas and operate at heights. Their goal is to construct an efficient, universally applicable drone that can pick up objects at unprecedented speed.
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[@OzoneTheLynx]

Never heard of soft grippers before, but they look really interesting! Great Stuff!

[@vickigonya9432]

Is this for sale?

[@attarakalak]

I also want to do the same, help me in that way

[@theonlybonsu]

Two of my favourite things 😁

[@fredericsidler]

Viel Spass. And congrats.
What about the wind created by the blades?

[@attarakalak]

Will you please provide us more details about this drone .like what are the material is used,

[@eprohoda]

mr, howdy?- well job~ talk you later- )