US EditionSwarms of Tiny Nose Robots Could Clear Infected Sinuses, Researchers Say
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There is no doubt that the future of medicine (and of many other fields) is in nanorobotic, proof of this are the recent and promising results obtained by scientists from China and Hong Kong. Here, tests have been carried out in animals with swarms of microrobots, with the purpose of traveling through their sinus cavity in order to eliminate bacteria, such as the cause of the flu. Travel article 2 Min Read June 26, 2025 02:56 a.m. Final and easy…
Tiny robots, smaller than a grain of dust, could be able to handle hard side-effects in the future - and that completely without antibiotics. First tests of the developers ran quite promising. (Read more)
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slashdot.orgSwarms of Tiny Nose Robots Could Clear Infected Sinuses, Researchers Say
An anonymous reader quotes a report from The Guardian: Swarms of tiny robots, each no larger than a speck of dust, could be deployed to cure stubborn infected sinuses before being blown out through the nose into a tissue, researchers have claimed. The micro-robots are a fraction of the width of a human hair and have been inserted successfully into animal sinuses in pre-clinical trials by researchers at universities in China and Hong Kong. Swarms…
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