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A team of researchers has developed a system of microbots capable of moving through water and soil to trap microplastics and remove them with the help of magnetic fields. Laboratory tests show promising results and open up a new alternative for environmental sanitation.
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A team of researchers has developed a system of microbots capable of moving through water and soil to trap microplastics and remove them with the help of magnetic fields. Laboratory tests show promising results and open up a new alternative for environmental sanitation.