It brings back memories of Frankenstein’s monster, but according to the unanimous opinion it could be the next step in the evolution of biologically inspired robotics: researchers around the world are working to breathe new ‘life’ into dead animals such as insects and birds . Their intentions may be noble, but as is often the case, the technology also has the potential for abuse.
In robotics, researchers like to use nature as a model to imitate the movement patterns of a wide variety of animals. However, mechanical engineers from Rice University in Texas went one step further and not only caused a worldwide stir in July 2022, but also created a new field of research: necrotics.
Source: Krone
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