Cockroaches typically give people the creepy crawlies, but thanks to scientists in Australia people may feel relief when they ...
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Cockroaches could be part of the future of spycraft
The future of spy bugs may be an actual insect: the Madagascar hissing cockroach. SWARM Biotactics, a German startup, is working to fit cockroaches with tiny backpacks that could carry cameras, ...
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Needle-toting cockroaches could be deployed by search-and-rescue teams for lifesaving injections
Scientists from the universities of Queensland and New South Wales have developed paramedic cyborg cockroaches, dubbed ...
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“A lot of people might not like the sight of a giant cockroach scurrying towards them, but if you’re trapped in rubble or ...
Researchers from North Carolina State University finally have a use for insect brain-jacking: use a swarm of cyborg cockroaches to map dangerous or uncertain areas like collapsed buildings. Could this ...
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