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Researchers from the University of Queensland and the University of New South Wales have developed cyborg cockroaches, known as the "Paraborg," designed to assist in disaster response by searching for victims and administering first aid. The study demonstrated the successful remote control of these cockroaches for medical tasks, although further research is needed to adapt them to real disaster conditions.
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Researchers from the University of Queensland and the University of New South Wales have developed cyborg cockroaches, known as the "Paraborg," designed to assist in disaster response by searching for victims and administering first aid. The study demonstrated the successful remote control of these cockroaches for medical tasks, although further research is needed to adapt them to real disaster conditions.
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