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由电磁控制的微型机器人三个一组,在牙签大小的碳杆上共同建造这个结构体。如果你向安?王?福伊(Annjoe WongFoy)在斯坦福国际咨询研究所(sRI International)的实验室门内看一眼,你可能会以为里面的设备上爬满了蚂蚁。一厘米见方的一个个方块在高架通道上来回穿梭,它们拿着小棒,在障碍物之间穿行。走近一看,原来这些方块实际上是正在忙碌的人造小机器人。斯坦福国际咨询研究所的高级研究人员王?福伊建起了一队电磁控制的钢铁小工人,来验证用“微型机器人”来组装电子元件或其他小型结构体是不是比
Electromagnetic control of the three groups of micro-robots, tooth-sized carbon rod in the joint construction of this structure. If you take a look at the lab door of sRI International to Annjoe Wong Foy, you might think that the ants are crawling inside the equipment. A square of one centimeter square shuttle back and forth in the elevated passage, they are holding sticks, walking between obstacles. Closer look, the original these boxes are actually busy small robots. Wang Fooi, a senior researcher at Stanford International Consulting Institute, set up a team of magnetically controlled steelworking labs to verify that using “micro-robots” to assemble electronic components or other small structures is not