Your Next Surgeon Could Be a Slime Robot - CNET
Scientists have developed a magnetic slime robot! - BBC Newsround
Slime robot controlled by magnets could be used inside the body | New Scientist
Magnetic-slime robot created by Hong Kong researchers - YouTube
Magnetic Slime Robot Could Retrieve Objects From Inside The Body | World Economic Forum
Slime or Soft Robots? Chinese University of Hong Kong develops slime robots | WION - YouTube
Attack Of The Magnetic Slime Robots | Hackaday
Magnetic, robotic slime could move through your body and give surgeons 'an extra hand'
Scientists have developed a magnetic slime robot! - BBC Newsround
Chinese scientists develop 'slime robot' to grab objects in human body | Science
Robot 'slime magnet' could save lives by searching our insides
Slime Robots Created for Use in Surgery | IoT World Today
Magnetic Slime Robot' Could Slip Into Hard-to-Reach Places - The New Stack
Magnetic-slime robot created by Hong Kong researchers | South China Morning Post
How the superhero film Venom inspired scientists to create a magnetic robot slime for medical use | South China Morning Post
This shapeshifting slime is designed to enter the human body | Mashable
Watch This Slime Robot Could Operate in Your Body - Bloomberg
Magnetic slime robot - Wikipedia
How the superhero film Venom inspired scientists to create a magnetic robot slime for medical use | South China Morning Post
Magnetic, robotic slime could move through your body and give surgeons 'an extra hand'
Magnetic, robotic slime could move through your body and give surgeons 'an extra hand'
Scientists invent moving slime that could be used in digestive systems | News | Independent TV
Slime Robot developed by Prof. Li Zhang's team - MAE CUHK
The Magnetic Slime Robot That Could Retrieve Accidentally Swallowed Objects - YouTube
A slime robot that grabs objects inside your body is not an April Fool's joke, but the rest of these are - ABC News
This Slime Robot Could Operate on Your Body - YouTube
Your Next Surgeon Could Be a Slime Robot - CNET
Scientists have developed a magnetic slime robot! - BBC Newsround
