The advancement of medical robots is expected to improve modern medicine and quality of life. The miniaturization of these robotic platforms has led to numerous applications that play a role in precision medicine. Despite the widespread clinical applications of micro and nano robots, their use in precision medicine still faces challenges in technology, regulation, and … Read more
Editor’s Note Driveable Micro Robots have broad application prospects in non-invasive surgery, targeted delivery, detoxification, and are receiving widespread attention. However, these applications place higher demands on the performance of micro robots. For example, in non-invasive surgery, people hope to safely manipulate micro robots to target diseased cells without contact. In targeted delivery, micro robots … Read more
With a single 3D printing process, a “living” micro-robot can achieve twisting, stretching, contracting, and rotating? This is precisely what a new study from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) has achieved. The 3D printed micro-robots can autonomously walk, perceive their environment, and navigate independently, filling the gap in the application of additive manufacturing … Read more
Wang Bo from Aofeisi Quantum Bit | Public Account QbitAI Indeed, the driving force behind human technological advancement is laziness. From dishwashers to vacuum robots, now even tooth brushing micro-robots have arrived! You heard it right, it’s a robot that can clean bacteria in your mouth. Moreover, this micro-robot also has the functionality of a … Read more
In 1959, Richard Feynman delivered a lecture titled “There’s Plenty of Room at the Bottom,” which had a significant impact on the future development of nanotechnology. Micro-robots are an important branch of nanotechnology. Although they differ from conventional robots in composition, structure, and application, they share certain commonalities in their definition as semi-autonomous or fully … Read more
Recently, the neurosurgery team at the Third Hospital of Xi’an affiliated with Northwest University performed the hospital’s first micro-robot navigation-assisted precise puncture and drainage surgery for intracranial hematoma, achieving an error of only 0.2 millimeters! Compared to traditional “blind puncture”, the surgical precision has improved by more than 10 times. The micro-robot Q300 navigation has … Read more
Introduction Have you ever seen various kinds of robots with different shapes, sizes, and purposes? But have you ever seen a robot smaller than the eye of a needle? Micro Robots A team of scientists from Northwestern University in the United States has developed a robot smaller than the eye of a needle. It looks … Read more
Banner | Promotion Editor’s Note Driveable Micro Robots have broad application prospects in non-invasive surgery, targeted delivery, detoxification, etc., and have received widespread attention. However, these applications place more demands on the performance of micro robots. For example, in non-invasive surgery, people hope to safely manipulate micro robots to target diseased cells without contact. In … Read more
Source: Mr. Sai Author: David Levin Translator: Zhao Jinyu Core Idea: How to create a truly intelligent micro-robot that can operate independently? A robotics expert provides a detailed answer to this question and describes the medical tasks these micro-machines can perform for us. In the near future, the “surgeons” treating our ailments may be micro-machines … Read more
CLARI weighs less than a ping pong ball, and several can easily fit in a palm. Image source: University of Colorado Boulder Source | Science and Technology Daily Author | Zhang Mengran Editor | An Qing According to a report on the 30th by the journal “Advanced Intelligent Systems”, a team of engineers from the … Read more