Emerging Technologies

How a 3D micro-robot the size of an ant is the future of engineering

A micro-bristle-bot next to a US penny for scale. (Credit: Allison Carter/Georgia Tech)

Micro-bristle-bots are tiny but will solve big problems Image: Allison Carter/Georgia Tech

John Toon
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