A new method to control cyborg cockroach using surface electrodes
Cyborg insects were long discussed as potential candidates for rescue and searching missions during the post-natural disaster event such as earthquake. This is due to their excellent natural self-balancing ability on the irregular geometry of the obstacles. Cyborg insects are also tiny in size so th...
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Nanyang Technological University
2022
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| Online Access: | https://hdl.handle.net/10356/163856 |
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| Institution: | Nanyang Technological University |
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| Summary: | Cyborg insects were long discussed as potential candidates for rescue and searching missions during the post-natural disaster event such as earthquake. This is due to their excellent natural self-balancing ability on the irregular geometry of the obstacles. Cyborg insects are also tiny in size so that they can pass through the debris to reach the target place. Previous researchers use the inserted electrodes to implant the cyborg cockroaches which will partially destroy their body, and this includes the sensory organs of the cockroach such as antenna. This will have a significant impact on the cyborg cockroach on self-navigation since the antenna is an important sensory organ to sense the obstacles. In this study, the author developed a new control protocol of cyborg cockroaches (Madagascar Hissing Cockroach) by using surface electrodes. This control protocol is more “cockroach friendly” and it is essential for a higher performance of cyborg cockroaches in terms of self-navigation ability. |
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