Introduction Microrobots can deliver drugs inside the human body On May 31, reported by Wang Ziyu, taking medicine is one of the necessary experiences in life, but for many children and even some adults, taking medicine can be a very difficult task. Additionally, some individuals cannot effectively absorb the medication due to physical reasons. To … Read more
In this issue, the author introduces the entire process of design to application of microrobots in medical systems, discussing the current technological level and the challenges faced. Microrobots, ranging in size from a few micrometers to several millimeters, can access complex anatomical areas within the human body that are difficult to reach, enabling targeted drug … Read more
We have seen many microrobots, many of which are inspired by insects, some of which can intentionally or unconsciously act collectively to complete a “task” such as bees, locusts, and ants… Recently, researchers from the University of Bordeaux in France discovered that unconscious microrobots can collaborate like collectively acting insects and move barriers! The experiment … Read more
Microrobots Microrobots have been a focal point of extensive research, catalyzing various innovative developments. Their unique active motion behaviors provide distinct capabilities and advantages in different aqueous biological and environmental media, such as enhanced delivery, improved mass transfer, efficient repair, and access to small spaces. Appropriate material selection, structural design, and surface functionalization enable various … Read more