Researchers at Harvard University exploited Marangoni effects to propel their tiny robots.
These bots ease tasks and help humans speed up critical work more accurately.
In this arena, researchers have explored a new way to power robots. Focusing on surface tensions, scientists have developed tiny robots that can perform industrial tasks.
Researchers from Harvard University claim that their tiny robots use the same method to float, allowing beetles to float across ponds and causing Cheerios to cluster together in a bowl.
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