Researchers from Massachusetts have recently created a groundbreaking output. The group has managed to develop an army of tiny walking robots made out of semiconductor components. Interestingly, the robots are not just for display--they can actually do things that are only imaginable in the movies.
Have you seen the tiniest fully-functional robots?
If you've watched the 2020 movie called Bloodshot starring Vin Diesel, you already have an idea of how these tiny robots function. Or how the scientists want them to function.
The researchers from Massachusetts want their robots to make something more complex than just walking. Through that, they want to create technology that will allow their robots to enter a human body, and repair the human's broken organs-- just like a real-life surgeon.
For now, unfortunately, the study to make this happen is not yet near to its possibility. The group added that their robots cannot sense their environments, slower to move, and could only be controlled from the outside.
At least, they got the robots now.
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Written by Jamie Pancho
