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Scientists develop nano-scale robot that 'drills' into eyes without damaging them
The propeller-like bot has a non-stick coating inspired by carniverous plants, and could be used to deliver drugs.
Drones may get smaller and smarter with new MIT nano chip
A new nano chip designed by MIT researchers could help bee-sized drones navigate better and fly for longer.
This nanotube motion sensor could make wearables cheaper
A team from Florida State University has created a new kind of sensor that's cheap and easy to manufacture in bulk.
A nanoscale monster truck has taken the bronze medal in the world's shortest race
Took a 30-hour journey across a fraction of the width of a human hair.
3D displays on smartphones could soon become a reality
Australian scientists have developed a new nano-hologram technology that could bring 3D displays to consumer products.
The latest dumb thing to get smart tech: milk cartons
Irish materials scientists have fabricated transistors out of 2D nanomaterials for the first time.
New device is half Star Trek tricorder, half Doctor Who’s sonic screwdriver
A concept handheld device capable of analysing the chemical properties of an object.
Deer antlers are inspiring tougher materials
Materials scientists are studying the remarkable toughness of deer antlers in a bid to create stronger, more resilient substances
