New rice-sized microrobot could slip into brain to treat inoperable tumors

This article details the development of a minimally invasive microrobot designed to navigate the intricate environment of the human brain. The tiny, magnetically controlled device is equipped with tools capable of performing neurosurgical tasks like gripping, cutting, and biopsy. Experiments using a silicone brain model demonstrated the robot’s ability to reach critical areas, suggesting its potential for future clinical applications in treating conditions like tumors and epilepsy.

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