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Looking at the severed parts, it doesn't seem like they'll live long. I wonder how long they'd survive after something like that. It looks like something out o
by jdw64 4mo ago
Looking at the severed parts, it doesn't seem like they'll live long. I wonder how long they'd survive after something like that.
It looks like something out of CockroachPunk 2077
- doublerabbit 4mo agoI am unsure they really care how long it lasts especially when you create something like this. As long it carries out it mission for a minute of two. Send it to some underwater fibre optic cable and use it as a depth charge to blow it up. No more requirements for anchors.
- frotaur 4mo agoNot sure the cockroach cyborg will survive such pressures, already surprised it can survive the few feet of water.
- coolness 4mo agoThe title says "hours-long diving" so at least a few hours i guess...
- matheusmoreira 4mo agoRoach Ex. My exoskeleton is augmented.
- AlbinoDrought 4mo agoUp in Canada, we had RoboRoach: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RoboRoach https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RoboRoach
- financetechbro 4mo agoSeems like the oxygen shell itself was just attached to the cockroach with adhesive, they were able to take it off afterwards. > After experiments, the shell can be removed and the membrane can be gently polished off to minimise any restrictions on the cockroach’s normal behaviour and daily activities. Four small dorsal openings were reserved for attaching the oxygen tubes, which were connected to the thoracic spiracles.