cyborg insect robots

[scruffy]

This is a follow up to my earlier thread "mind controlled cockroaches".

The mad scientists have taken it a step further.

What happens here, is they have robots assembling cyborg insects.

It takes about a minute for the robot to implant the mind control device in the insect.

After that humans can control the direction and speed of the cockroach or flying insect.

I swear this is the perfect weapon. Who needs nukes? Just overwhelm the enemy with cockroaches!

There's a little camera in the implant, so humans can watch cockroach TV. Great for recon. Who would know?

Cyborg insect factory: automatic assembly for insect-computer hybrid robot via vision-guided robotic arm manipulation of custom bipolar electrodes - Nature Communications

Insect–computer hybrid robots offer promise for navigating complex terrain. Here, the authors developed a vision-guided robotic system to automatically assemble hybrid robots with custom electrodes, enabling scalable production while maintaining effective locomotion control

www.nature.com

 

[jackflash]

This is a follow up to my earlier thread "mind controlled cockroaches".

The mad scientists have taken it a step further.

What happens here, is they have robots assembling cyborg insects.

It takes about a minute for the robot to implant the mind control device in the insect.

After that humans can control the direction and speed of the cockroach or flying insect.

I swear this is the perfect weapon. Who needs nukes? Just overwhelm the enemy with cockroaches!

There's a little camera in the implant, so humans can watch cockroach TV. Great for recon. Who would know?

Cyborg insect factory: automatic assembly for insect-computer hybrid robot via vision-guided robotic arm manipulation of custom bipolar electrodes - Nature Communications

Insect–computer hybrid robots offer promise for navigating complex terrain. Here, the authors developed a vision-guided robotic system to automatically assemble hybrid robots with custom electrodes, enabling scalable production while maintaining effective locomotion control

www.nature.com

Sorry to see your post about corrupt judges got torpedoed. Yeah, the problem with the statist left is that they cannot comprehend God given morality, as "anything goes" as far as the statist left minded entities are concerned. The only way I can say it is; "ya gotta have losers to have winners!"

 

[scruffy]

China's getting into it.

China Unveils Worrying New Tech That Turns Bees Into "Cyborgs" with Remote Control

With a microchip no heavier than a speck of dust, these tiny creatures are now controlled mid-flight with stunning precision.

dailygalaxy.com

 

[scruffy]

The Germans are in on it too.

"Terrifying Tech Leap" as Live Cockroaches Are Turned Into Remote-Controlled Robot Swarms for Future Spy Missions Funded by Millions in Defense Cash - Sustainability Times

IN A NUTSHELL 🐜 SWARM Biotactics is developing bio-robotic swarms using live cockroaches equipped with AI-enabled backpacks for enhanced surveillance. 🛡️ These bio-robots offer a new layer of tactical advantage by operating in hard-to-reach and high-risk environments where traditional machines...

www.sustainability-times.com

 

[JohnDB]

This is a follow up to my earlier thread "mind controlled cockroaches".

The mad scientists have taken it a step further.

What happens here, is they have robots assembling cyborg insects.

It takes about a minute for the robot to implant the mind control device in the insect.

After that humans can control the direction and speed of the cockroach or flying insect.

I swear this is the perfect weapon. Who needs nukes? Just overwhelm the enemy with cockroaches!

There's a little camera in the implant, so humans can watch cockroach TV. Great for recon. Who would know?

Cyborg insect factory: automatic assembly for insect-computer hybrid robot via vision-guided robotic arm manipulation of custom bipolar electrodes - Nature Communications

Insect–computer hybrid robots offer promise for navigating complex terrain. Here, the authors developed a vision-guided robotic system to automatically assemble hybrid robots with custom electrodes, enabling scalable production while maintaining effective locomotion control

www.nature.com

Oh they have dragonflies that are absolutely lifelike and fly from their 4 wings.

Absolutely indistinguishable from the real thing.

Capable of sound and video....able to spy on anyone anywhere.

 

[scruffy]

Scientists convert living flies into microrobots, forcing swarms to write "HELLO WORLD"

Researchers at Harvard have learned to control living flies as if they were remote-controlled microrobots, trading silicon for living tissue.

www.earth.com