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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