Cyborg cockroaches with syringes will bring relief to those trapped in rubble

Engineers and researchers have been developing six-legged cyborg insects, equipped with cameras and miniature medical injection mechanisms, for future search and rescue missions. The insects were developed to provide assistance to people trapped in collapsed buildings, caves, or other spaces where direct access by rescuers is too dangerous. For people trapped in rubble after an earthquake or other catastrophe, the arrival of a fleet of cyborg insects could, in the future, help provide emergency care in locations too dangerous or inaccessible to rescue teams. The article mentions that the "paraborgs" were developed by...