Remote-controlled animal
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A remote-controlled animal is controlled via a radio link. Electrodes have to be implanted in the animal's brain and it has to carry a back with a receiver. The remote control of rats was tested successfully. Because of the requirement of surgical measures the method will not replace conventional animal training methods.
[edit] External links
- Scientists "Drive" Rats By Remote Control
- http://ai-depot.com/Biology/441.html
- http://www.economist.com/science/displayStory.cfm?story_id=1109541
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