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Scientists develop technology to control cyborg insect swarms


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  Scientists have developed an advanced swarm navigation algorithm for cyborg insects that prevents them from becoming stuck while navigating challenging terrain.

Scientists at the University of Washington have developed a groundbreaking technology that allows for the control of cyborg insect swarms, specifically focusing on locusts. This innovation involves fitting locusts with lightweight, electronic backpacks that can remotely control their movements and monitor their sensory data. The technology aims to harness the insects' natural abilities for applications like search and rescue operations, environmental monitoring, and potentially in agriculture for pest control or pollination. The system uses a combination of electrical stimulation to guide the insects and sensors to collect data on their environment, such as detecting chemical plumes from explosives or pollutants. This development not only showcases a fusion of biology and technology but also opens up new avenues for bio-hybrid systems where living organisms and machines work in concert.

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