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Remote-Controlled Microbots May Soon Be Used to Aid Doctors
To better treat a variety of diseases, researchers have developed soft, flexible and motor-less microrobots that can be remotely controlled with electromagnetic fields.
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Modeled After Ants, Teams Of Tiny Robots Can Move 2-Ton Car
Archimedes pointed out that with a lever he could move the world.
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Insect-Sized Robot That Can Fly, Swim Developed
The RoboBee is a microrobot, smaller than a paperclip, which flies and hovers like an insect, flapping its tiny, nearly invisible wings 120 times per second.
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Researchers Develop Sperm-Inspired Robots Controlled by Magnetic Fields
The robots are thought to have uses in drug delivery, IVF, and and other applications at the microscopic level.
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Scientists design robots that walk on water
An aquatic microrobot can walk or run on water, mimicking the amazing abilities of the 'water strider',a long legged insect
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Scientists design robots that walk on water
An aquatic microrobot can walk or run on water, mimicking the amazing abilities of the 'water strider',a long legged insect
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Remote-Controlled Microbots May Soon Be Used to Aid Doctors
To better treat a variety of diseases, researchers have developed soft, flexible and motor-less microrobots that can be remotely controlled with electromagnetic fields.
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Modeled After Ants, Teams Of Tiny Robots Can Move 2-Ton Car
Archimedes pointed out that with a lever he could move the world.
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Insect-Sized Robot That Can Fly, Swim Developed
The RoboBee is a microrobot, smaller than a paperclip, which flies and hovers like an insect, flapping its tiny, nearly invisible wings 120 times per second.
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Researchers Develop Sperm-Inspired Robots Controlled by Magnetic Fields
The robots are thought to have uses in drug delivery, IVF, and and other applications at the microscopic level.
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Scientists design robots that walk on water
An aquatic microrobot can walk or run on water, mimicking the amazing abilities of the 'water strider',a long legged insect
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Scientists design robots that walk on water
An aquatic microrobot can walk or run on water, mimicking the amazing abilities of the 'water strider',a long legged insect
