Animals
Swarm of Cyborg Insects May Come to the Rescue
Researchers from North Carolina State University have written software that maps unknown environments with the help of cyborg insects. The developers say the system could be useful for mapping out collapsed buildings, which could have a number of applications including being used during emergency rescues.
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