Robeauté Bets on Rice-Sized Microrobots for Brain Disease
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Rice-sized microrobots navigating the brain for targeted drug delivery would shift some neurosurgery from macro to micro interventions. Healthtech operators should watch this as a potential new interface layer—imaging, planning, and post-op monitoring workflows will need to adapt if this moves beyond trials.
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