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Tag: Wireless control

Aerial Robotics Biotechnology
Kir Birkin

Cyborg cockroaches wear UV light helmets to move freely without wires or shocks

Cyborg Cockroaches: Pioneering UV Light Helmets for Wireless Movement In a groundbreaking fusion of biology and robotics, researchers at Osaka University have developed a revolutionary method to control cyborg cockroaches without the need for traditional wires or shocks. By equipping these insects with miniature UV light helmets, scientists have unlocked a new realm of possibilities […]

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