Scientists Invent the New RoboRoach

According to a new report, the researchers have invented a new generation cockroach known as the RoboRoach.

After the research and hard work of three consecutive years, the scientists have come-up with their new invention known as the RoboRoach and the final version of the same has finally been revealed by the scientists.

By micro-stimulating its antenna nerves, the child centered science kit allows people to wirelessly control the left to right and vice-versa movements of a cockroach.

With the help of a special app, the cockroaches which use their feelers located on the heads to control movement, the Roboroach will be able to trick the cockroach into moving in the direction one indicates on the iPhone.

The Roboroach has nothing in common with a SkyNet and it looks like a cyborg to human eyes.

The New invention does not harm the cockroach in any way as it just causes the sensory neurons of the cockroach to fire, causing the roach to move in the direction you indicate.

This can be done by following a simple procedure, which includes dousing the insect in ice water to anesthetize it and sand a small patch of shell on its head in order to super glue the electrode to its head.


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