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🤔Korean scientists built these tiny robots inspired by ants

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Alex Arnott1 year ago

Could they clear blood clots?

Venau1 year ago

Nah I've seen this shit before

Gina Gillie1 year ago

Scientist from the North or South?

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Deborah Bachner1 year ago

Here's a fun fact. Scientists recently did a study, scaled to size for humans vs. ants. Drag a very large "T" shaped object through a normal sized (scaled) doorway like aperture. Ants won.

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