Today’s Solutions: August 05, 2026

While microbots are expected to flow through our bodies to keep them in check by 2030, the prospects for these microbots are still limited by challenges in powering the devices and guiding them through the body. A team of researchers from China may have found a solution to both problems. See here how these researchers created a robot made of algae that can swim through your body.

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