Rice University researchers recently turned a deceased spider into a robot, giving rise to a new field called “necrobotics They manipulated its legs with a puff of air from a syringe, using the spider’s natural hydraulic system for opening and closing its legs. Source
Verdict The same trend is listed again within the publisher's next two editions (D33 ). Same subject listed again in 2024.
A trend is graded on whether the publisher keeps it, never as a hit or a miss (D6 , D33 ).
The same forecast in other editions All captured fields
rank 402
section Mobility, Robotics & Drones
subsection Imitating Real Life
subject Necrobotics
page 337
confidence high
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