News.BBC.co.uk: A prototype miniature robot that can be inserted through an incision to perform medical procedures inside the body. The beetle-shaped robot, developed by researchers at Ritsumeikan University in Japan, has a small camera, sensors and a drug delivery device. It weighs just five grams.
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Ah, yet another opportunity to point out that I write about this concept in my book, CYBERCHILD! http://www.smartalix.com/cyberchild. You can read the first couple of chapters on my site for free!
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Gratuitous plugs are the best kind of plugs. 😉
sounds like a Fantastic Voyage
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I wouldn’t know.
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