When natural disasters strike and buildings collapse, rescue teams often struggle to reach people trapped deep in narrow gaps of rubble. Addressing this challenge Australian researchers have now turned a sci-fi concept into reality by creating remote-controlled "cyborg cockroaches" designed to deliver emergency medical care.
When natural disasters strike and buildings collapse, rescue teams often struggle to reach people trapped deep in narrow gaps of rubble.
Addressing this challenge Australian researchers have now turned a sci-fi concept into reality by creating remote-controlled "cyborg cockroaches" designed to deliver emergency medical care.
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When natural disasters strike and buildings collapse, rescue teams often struggle to reach people trapped deep in narrow gaps of rubble. Addressing this challenge Australian researchers have now turned a sci-fi concept into reality by creating remote-controlled "cyborg cockroaches" designed to deliver emergency medical care.
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