Having your nose clogged is one of the most annoying feelings ever. People would go to great lengths to be able to breathe ...

The Science Behind Swarming Robotics. Swarming robotics is inspired by nature, drawing on the behaviors of animals like ants, birds, and fish, which work collaboratively to achieve complex tasks.

These micro-robots are a fraction of the width of human hair and have been successfully inserted into animal sinuses in ...

UBTech Robotics, in collaboration with Zeekr, has pioneered a groundbreaking initiative where swarm robots work together to build cars faster and more efficiently than ever before.

Scientists in China are developing tiny magnetic micro-robots that can enter your nose, target stubborn sinus infections ...

Inspired by insects, these robots follow local cues like turns and distance to build honeycomb patterns that resist failure.

Scientists are testing swarms of micro-robots that can clear sinus infections by breaking down bacteria right inside the nose.

Bees, ants and termites don't need blueprints. They may have queens, but none of these species breed architects or ...

Their work paves new directions for future, low-power swarm robotics. The new robots, called link-bots, are composed of centimeter-scale, 3D-printed particles strung into V-shaped chains via notched ...