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These tiny robots gently trap and move single cells without causing damage. The robot’s elastic grippers and movements are controlled using light from a laser HUN-REN Biological Research Centre, Szeged Find out more:

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MMI Team2 years ago

@AdvSciNews @BiologicalRese1 You can trap the cells directly with laser light.

Oliver Steinbock2 years ago

@AdvSciNews @BiologicalRese1 very cool! 😮

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@AdvSciNews @BiologicalRese1 なんかカワイ ^ - ^)💫

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