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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.

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

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