Active propelled micro robots (MRs) represent a transformative shift in biomedical engineering, engineered to navigate physiological environments by converting chemical, acoustic, or magnetic energy into mechanical propulsion.
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active propelled micro robots
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micro robots, MRs
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In urology, active propelled micro robots are presented as addressing therapeutic limitations including kidney stone recurrence and rapid washout of intravesical bladder cancer therapies.
Active propelled micro robots convert chemical, acoustic, or magnetic energy into mechanical propulsion to navigate physiological environments.
Compared with passive delivery systems limited by diffusion and systemic clearance, active propelled micro robots offer autonomous mobility that enables precise penetration and retention in hard-to-reach tissues.
Clinical translation of active propelled micro robots faces challenges in biocompatibility, real-time tracking, and regulation as advanced combination products.