Modular 3D-Printed Microrobots
Tiny, adaptable robots now walk, swim, and collaborate across varied terrains thanks to a modular 3D-printed design, paving the way for versatile microrobotics in medicine, environmental monitoring, and beyond.
Developed by researchers at Seoul National University, these modular microrobots—each smaller than a centimeter—can walk on various surfaces, swim, and even collaborate in groups, offering a major leap toward general-purpose micro-scale robotics.
A new generation of 3D-printed microrobots is breaking ground in adaptability and functionality, promising to reshape how robotics can operate across diverse real-world environments.
These modular microrobots can walk, swim, and collaborate across varied terrains.
Author's summary: Modular microrobots revolutionize robotics.
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