Comment Re:Ibex 8.10 Cloned (Score 1) 249
Of course he does, that's kinda why he started it in the first place. ;)
The more cloning of the Ibex, the better!
The more cloning of the Ibex, the better!
Higgins thinks that in 10 to 15 years, such combinations of will be fairly common.The robot's motion is guided by a tiny electrode implanted in the moth's brain, Higgins said, specifically to a single neuron that is responsible for keeping the moth's vision steady during flight. The neuron transmits electrical signals which are then amplified in the robot's base and through a mathematical formula, a computer translates the signals into action, making the robot move.
Always leave room to add an explanation if it doesn't work out.