He is presenting some of his research, “Spiders Attack: The rise of bioinspired microrobots ... movements and jump several centimetres.’ Why jumping spiders you ask? Unlike humans, these spiders can ...

This tether balances the spider's body and serves as a sort of break, allowing the spider to slow down and descend, steady ...

Jumping spiders are common on the Colorado Plateau, but are also found world-wide, in habitats from the tropics, to deserts, ...

Jumping spiders may enter a REM sleep-like state similar to humans, a new study suggests ... "They're not little robots that go out and attack anything that they see," Taylor said.

Kim the regal jumping ... have trained a spider to jump on demand. The diminutive arachnid, which they nicknamed Kim, can leap six times her body length from a standing start. Humans only manage ...

but for jumping spiders. The eyesight of these fascinating creatures in some ways has a lot in common with humans. We both perceive a wide-angle region of lower visual fidelity, but are capable of ...