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adriand 4 minutes ago [-]
> Both robots are magnetic and guided wirelessly by an external electromagnetic coil system
That’s so cool. It reminds me of being a kid and playing with magnets beneath a sheet of cardboard, using them to invisibly move metal objects on the surface. Is that sort of the principle here?
wetwater 2 hours ago [-]
Sounds like great weapon to assassinate someone.
Jokes apart, can anyone well versed actually tell of this is just a paper for publishing sake or is there any truth to this story ?
refactor_master 1 hours ago [-]
> The researchers successfully tested the robots on phantom heart models that closely mimic a human heart, and on real porcine heart tissue. The robots traveled smoothly and autonomously, even against simulated blood flow.
“In mice” - actually not even.
ungreased0675 1 hours ago [-]
Not really, as your victim would also need to be in an MRI-like machine for fifteen minutes to an hour.
I do hope this is serious research as well. It’s hard to tell from the outside.
raomin 5 hours ago [-]
if they manage to drive small robots, they could probably also drive magnetotactic bacteria...!
That’s so cool. It reminds me of being a kid and playing with magnets beneath a sheet of cardboard, using them to invisibly move metal objects on the surface. Is that sort of the principle here?
Jokes apart, can anyone well versed actually tell of this is just a paper for publishing sake or is there any truth to this story ?
“In mice” - actually not even.
I do hope this is serious research as well. It’s hard to tell from the outside.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnetotactic_bacteria