A Factory for Cyborg Insects? Researchers Unveil Mass Production of Robo-Roaches
The new system can turn cockroaches into cyborgs in under 70 seconds.
Tag: cyborg
Researchers develop ‘living skin’ and graft it onto a robotic finger
Researchers have successfully grown self-healing ‘human-like’ skin on a robotic finger.
Researchers have just taught cyborg brains how to play Pong
The mini-brains were able to learn how to play the game faster than an AI.
Scientists strap controller onto jellyfish, turn it into a super-fast cyborg-jellyfish
The supercharged jellyfish swam up to three times faster than they normally would have.
MIT designs and builds a plant-robot plantborg that can move towards light
Its name is Elowan and it probably comes in peace.
Researchers fit Italian woman with futuristic, bionic hand
The hand prosthesis can sense if objects are soft or hard.
Cyborg locusts might one day detect explosives and diseases
Why build some tech from scratch when nature did all the dirty work for you over millions of years of ...
Cyborg cockroaches might save human lives someday
Half cockroach, half machine, these peculiar insects were hijacked by researchers at Texas A&M University for science. Electrodes implanted in ...
Robot prosthetic helps drummer play like a three-armed cyborg
Photo: Georgia Tech A freak accident left Jason Barnes without his left arm below the elbow - a disheartening matter by ...
Is making cyborg cockroaches immoral?
(c) Backyard Brains Through the halls of TedxDetroit last week, participants were introduced to an unfamiliar and unlikely guest - ...
Cyborg insects on the front line of future disaster response
After a devastating earthquake, most often buildings will crumble trapping people inside its ruins. Search and rescue teams work effortsly ...
Cyborg-rats with artificial cerebellums – first step ahead the age of borg
Remarkably enough, scientists from Tel Aviv University in Israel, have manged to implant an artificial cerebellum in a rat's brain, ...
Behind today’s cyborg technology – reality more closer to fiction than you think
Biomechanics has come a long way during the past few decades, on trend with the exponential growth of CPUs and ...
