Bots Learn From Bacteria

Paul Raven @ 12-12-2006

Sometimes it’s worth simply facing facts and admitting that nature often has the most elegant solutions to engineering problems, especially at microscopic scales. Australian scientist James Friend certainly thinks so; he’s trying to design tiny robots that can travel through the human body,Fantastic Vovage-style, which is why he has cribbed the idea for a micromotor from something that does the job very effectively already - the E. coli bacterium.

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One Response to “Bots Learn From Bacteria”

  1. Bill says:

    Hey guys, I’m just a little site. Can’t you point to the orginal source for this article?

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