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Cyborg cockroaches, built by scientists in Japan and Singapore, are real insects fitted with solar-powered control modules. Remotely steered through rubble, they respond to electrical signals to turn, speed up, and navigate tight spaces. Swarms work together using a leader-follower system, avoiding obstacles and helping each other. These biohybrids may soon aid in disaster rescues, merging biology and robotics to save lives.