First demonstration of a neural stimulator which can accurately control the flight of a freely flying insect.
"The miniaturized system developed by Sato and his colleagues is mounted onto the pronotum (the dorsal, or upper, plate of the exoskeleton), and consists of electrodes implanted into the brain and wing muscles. Flight commands to start and stop flight and control the insect’s elevation and turning were generated on a personal computer running specialized software, and transmitted to a microcontroller which is equipped with a radio transceiver and powered by a microbattery." LINK, Via: Youtube
Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Remote-controlled cyborg beetle
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