Stingraybot — When a Robot Learns to Move Like a Living Creature
ETH Zurich researchers unveiled Stingraybot, a soft robot using microbubble-based artificial muscles to move smoothly without motors or batteries.
Medicine as a Mirror of the Future Society
Medical robotics is reshaping healthcare in aging societies, redefining doctors’ roles and compensating for critical staff shortages.
Swarm of Hunter Microbots: Iron-Platinum “Nanotorpedoes” on the Cancer Hunt
Researchers from Max Planck Institute and ETH Zurich developed magnetic microbot swarms that navigate blood vessels, target tumors, and release…
NaviCam: A Video Capsule Controlled Like a Drone — A Revolution in Endoscopy
NaviCam is a swallowable, remotely controlled video capsule that lets doctors navigate the stomach like a drone, offering painless, non-invasive…
Sony’s Microsurgical Robot
Sony’s new microsurgical robot can suture on a grain of corn. Discover how it redefines precision surgery and aids supermicrosurgical…
🤖 Neura Robotics Raises $123M to Develop Cognitive Humanoid Robots! 🚀
German startup Neura Robotics has announced a successful $123 million funding round to advance its cognitive humanoid robots.
🔬 Symphony Robotics: A New Era in Neurosurgery! 🤖🧠
American company Symphony Robotics has introduced an innovative micro-robotic platform, licensed from Case Western Reserve University