In a latest study published in the journal "Advanced Science" on November 30, scientists have developed a new type of "miniature human cell robot." Made from human cells, this "human cell robot" could one day detect cancer, repair damaged tissue, and even remove plaque from blood vessels.

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The research team from Tufts University and Harvard University in the United States successfully developed this A "miniature human cell robot" with a diameter of 30 to 500 microns. These robots are composed entirely of human cells and are grown from a single cell. They have a natural lifespan and will generally degrade on their own after a few weeks. It is reported that it survived for 60 days in a laboratory environment.

Currently, The research is still in its early stages, but it already shows potential in the medical field. The researchers found that the robots were able to promote the growth of damaged nerve cells, although it's not yet clear why. The research was funded in part by Astonishing Labs, a biotech company focused on using this technology to treat neurological diseases and neurospinal injuries.