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In a groundbreaking study, researchers created small robots out of human cells that can move and heal neurons in a laboratory setting.

About Anthrobots:

• These are bio-engineered entities consisting of human tracheal cells and possess the ability to configure themselves into various forms and dimensions autonomously. 
• The scientists anticipate employing these bio-bots (robots built of biological material) as innovative instruments for regeneration, recovery, and the management of diseases.
• It can mend damaged tissues.
• These self-assembling creations, which measure between the width of a human hair and the tip of a sharpened pencil, have the potential to be used in regenerative medicine, wound healing, and disease therapy.
• It may also be possible to make bio-bots- with potential uses in sustainable construction and outer-space exploration by mixing multiple cell types and exploring other stimuli.
• They can be created from adult human cells without genetic modifications, making them a potential patient-specific therapeutic tool.