Border‐nearing microrobots with self‐propelling and navigating capabilities have promising
applications in micromanipulation and bioengineering, because they can stimulate the …

Motile microrobots open a new realm for disease treatment. However, the concerns of
possible immune elimination, targeted capability and limited therapeutic avenue of …

Building medical microrobots from the body's own cells may circumvent the biocompatibility
concern and hence presents more potential in clinical applications to improve the possibility …

Microrobot swarms have promising prospects in biomedical applications ranging from
targeted cargo delivery to minimally invasive surgery. However, such potential is …

Injecting micro/nanorobots into the body to kill tumors is one of the ultimate ambitions for
medical nanotechnology. However, injecting current micro/nanorobots based on 3D‐printed …

Mobile microrobots have the potential to transform medical treatments based on therapeutic
delivery. Specifically, microrobots are promising candidates for cell transportation in cell …

To realize the potential to use micro/nanorobots for targeted cancer therapy, it is important to
improve their biocompatibility and targeting ability. Here, we report on drug-loaded magnetic …

Macrophages, which are part of the mononuclear phagocytic system, possess sensory
receptors that enable them to target cancer cells. In addition, they are able to engulf large …

In nature, various types of animals will form self-organised large-scale structures. Through
designing wireless actuation methods, microrobots can emulate natural swarm behaviours …

The precise delivery of targeted cells through magnetic field–driven microrobots/carriers is a
promising technique for targeted therapy and tissue regeneration. This paper presents a …