Magnetic Slime Robot' Could Slip Into Hard-to-Reach Places - The New Stack
Chinese scientists develop 'slime robot' to grab objects in human body | Science
How the superhero film Venom inspired scientists to create a magnetic robot slime for medical use | South China Morning Post
Robot 'slime magnet' could save lives by searching our insides
Magnetic, robotic slime could move through your body and give surgeons 'an extra hand'
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Attack Of The Magnetic Slime Robots | Hackaday
This robot made of slime is astounding, despite looking like a 'magnetic turd' - National | Globalnews.ca
Magnetic, robotic slime could move through your body and give surgeons 'an extra hand'
The Magnetic Slime Robot That Could Retrieve Accidentally Swallowed Objects - YouTube
Scientists have developed a magnetic slime robot! - BBC Newsround
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Slime or Soft Robots? Chinese University of Hong Kong develops slime robots | WION - YouTube
Scientists have developed a magnetic slime robot! - BBC Newsround
Magnetic-slime robot created by Hong Kong researchers - YouTube
A soft robot known as the Reconfigurable Magnetic Slime Robot has been created by researchers at the Chinese University of Hong Kong. Di... | Instagram
Magnetic-slime robot created by Hong Kong researchers | South China Morning Post
Researchers in Hong Kong create 'soft robot' made of magnetic slime
Slime Robot developed by Prof. Li Zhang's team - MAE CUHK
How the superhero film Venom inspired scientists to create a magnetic robot slime for medical use | South China Morning Post
In-body robots bring benefits | HKMB
Chinese Researchers develops slime robots: Slime infused with magnets to control movements - World News
Your Next Surgeon Could Be a Slime Robot - CNET
Slime Robots Created for Use in Surgery | IoT World Today
Slime robot controlled by magnets could be used inside the body | New Scientist
Magnetic, robotic slime could move through your body and give surgeons 'an extra hand'
