Goodbye toothbrush: the IISc develops nanobots to better clean teeth
A new method allows the use of magnetic nanobots to clean the bacteria that populate the deepest canals of the teeth.
Read moreA new method allows the use of magnetic nanobots to clean the bacteria that populate the deepest canals of the teeth.
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Read moreLiquibots, robots that are able to transfer material even in an aquatic environment, are now being tested.
Read moreMagnetically guided microrobots of different shapes are able to take, store and distribute drugs in the first in vitro tests.
Read moreHuBMAP, a complete map of the human body in Google Maps style will be very useful both in teaching and in the approach to diseases. We will see the inside of the body from never before seen perspectives.
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Read moreThe list would be very long, but these 6 examples well represent science fiction technologies that are rapidly becoming reality.
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