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Rise of the Machines? Scientists Develop Self-Organizing Robot Swarm [VIDEO]
Scientists have developed the first "flash mob" of more than 1,000 tiny robots that can assemble themselves into various shapes, such as those of sea stars or letters of the alphabet.
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