HIT Second-generation Slime Robot The HIT second-generation slime robot, also known as the "magnetic slime robot" or "venom robot," was developed by research teams from Harbin Institute of Technology in collaboration with Zhengzhou University, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, and others. #MicronanoManipulation #BiomedicalEngineering #SoftRobotics #PrecisionMedicine | Bi Xia

This poop-looking robot could one day perform tasks inside the human body. The robot is made of magnetic slime that can be controlled by external magnets to move, rotate, and form shapes. The video demonstrates its ability to navigate through narrow passages, grasp and enclose objects, and even repair broken circuits. The robot is the result of a collaboration between researchers at the Chinese University of Hong Kong and the Harbin Institute of Technology. | GIGadgets