The world's smallest autonomous robots are smaller than a grain of salt.
Why it is true
Researchers at Penn and Michigan universities created programmable autonomous robots only 200 by 300 by 50 micrometres. They can sense and respond to their environment, operate for months, and cost about one cent each.
Source: MIT
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