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Small Robots Printed in 3d Swim and Sail Like Animals: Are They Alive?

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Microscopic robots move without sensors, software or external control: their behavior arises entirely from their form and the way they interact with their environment. Smaller than the width of a human hair, they really seem "living": they can swim, feel, navigate and adapt without having a brain.
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Small Robots Printed in 3d Swim and Sail Like Animals: Are They Alive?

Microscopic robots move without sensors, software or external control: their behavior arises entirely from their form and the way they interact with their environment. Smaller than the width of a human hair, they really seem "living": they can swim, feel, navigate and adapt without having a brain.

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elcorreogallego.es broke the news in on Monday, March 30, 2026.
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