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Yes, we want to replace bees with tiny flower-loving robots

11
Jul
2014

Honeybees are very important to humans, sustaining Earth’s dominant species with help of their unique ability to pollinate plants. However, humans are not equally helpful to bees, as bees are dying at unprecedented rates thanks to a colony collapse disorder (CCD) that’s apparently so dangerous, even the White House wants it fixed. While some scientists are trying to figure out how to prevent bees from dying, others are thinking about how to replace them with tiny robots that will be able to take their jobs one day, Business Insider reports. Harvard scientists have already created RoboBees that are able to lift off the ground and hover while tethered to a power supply, and research continues in an effort to make them more bee-like. The tiny

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