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Cyborg Beetle Michael Ampuan MIS 304 11/12/09

What is a Cyborg Beetle? Control the flight of a beetle Implanted with electronic components Components receive signals to command the insect Researchers have come up with a way to control the flight of a beetle. The beetle is implanted with electronic components and electrical signals deliver commands that control the insects take off, turning left or right, or hovering in midflight.

How does it work? Electronic Components Microprocessor Radio receiver Battery attached to a custom-printed circuit board Electrodes implanted into insects optic lobes and muscles The electronic components attached to the beetle include of a microprocessor, a radio receiver, and a battery attached to a custom-printed circuit board. There are also six electrodes implanted into the insects optic lobes and flight muscles.

How does it work? Flight commands sent through a radio-frequency transmitter Electrical pulses sent to the optic lobes and flight muscles control flight Flight commands are sent to the beetle through a radio-frequency transmitter that's controlled by a nearby laptop. Oscillating electrical pulses delivered to the beetle's optic lobes trigger takeoff and a short pulse strops flight. Signals sent to the left or right flight muscles make the insect turn in that direction. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZvWVQOWmHDM

Carrying the Weight Rhinoceros Beetles can carry up to 3 grams. Control pack weighs 1.3 grams Remaining weight ideal for a GPS and a microscopic camera. If you are worried about the weight that the beetle will be carrying, the rhinoceros beetle can carry up to 3 grams. The control pack only weight 1.3 grams and so the remaining weight would be ideal for a GPS tracking device and a microscopic camera.

Primary Use Research funded by DARPA (Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency) Military application Surveillance purposes Search and Rescue missions The Cyborg Beetle project is funded by DARPA which stands for Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency. The beetle will be used for the military purposes. Surveillance behind enemy lines and search and rescue missions.