Researchers have embedded electrodes into live cockroaches and equipped them with cameras and medication delivery devices that can be controlled remotely, potentially opening new possibilities for emergency medical interventions.
Source: Wired
A research team has created a system that transforms live cockroaches into remote-controlled devices by implanting electrodes into them. The modified insects are outfitted with cameras and injection devices capable of delivering medication.
The technology allows operators to control the cockroaches from a distance, directing them to deliver medication where needed. This approach combines biological mobility with electronic control to create a novel medical delivery platform.
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