Electronically Modified Insects

Electronically Modified Insects Used For Spy Cam: Military Applications, Search & Rescue & Other Human-Guided Activities

Medicine & Technology Jun 04, 2017

Modified insects to serve humans is gaining ground for other applications. A cyborg locusts can now be utilized for bomb detection, bees can now sniff for weapons while roaches are used for mapping impassable terrains and closed spaces.

Electronically Modified Insects

Electronically Modified Insects Used For Spy Cam: Military Applications, Search & Rescue & Other Human-Guided Activities

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