By Rahul Somvanshi

By Rahul Somvanshi

Microscopic Robots Capture 80% of Waterborne Microplastics and Bacteria – See How They Work

Photo Source- American Chemical Society (Youtube)

Unveiled in 'ACS Nano': tiny robots, merely 2.8 micrometers across, efficiently remove bacteria and microplastics.

Photo Source- American Chemical Society (Youtube)

Designed like minuscule dishwashing brushes, these microrobots use magnetic fields to navigate and clean.

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Through precision control, these swarms of robotic cleaners are redefining the future of oceanic health.

Photo Source- ACS Publications

Reusable and effective, the microrobots are engineered to be  cleaned and redeployed, ensuring sustainable operations.

Photo Source- ACS Publications

The effectiveness of these robots was confirmed in lab simulations, capturing 80% of bacteria in just 30 minutes.

Photo Source- ACS Publications

Magnetic fields guide these tiny cleaners, offering a new layer of precision in combating water pollution.

Photo Source- ACS Publications

By adopting advanced swarming techniques, these microrobots mimic natural processes for maximum efficiency.

Photo Source- ACS Publications

What's next for these aquatic cleaners? Researchers are pushing the boundaries of environmental technology.

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