So surreal that it’s even scary: in China they created a robot that can clone animals without human help

Robert Cantero

long away times when human I know surprised With miracles of cloning. What science fiction has achieved since its inception, in our reality has had a bumpy ride with the famous lamb like a point scientific milestone which startled locals and strangers alike. We’ve told you at Urban Tecno about the current possibilities for pet cloning, but we haven’t told you about it. robots They may also conduct end the process.

Cloning a pig with robot hands is one of the most amazing things you will discover today.

We must go to China get to know the group researchers belonging Nankai Universityowned by the College of Artificial Intelligence who developed offline clone methodat the moment with pigs as subjects of study. Information published by digital newspaper South China Morning Post confirms that researchers have achieved improve the cloning system elimination of the human component, resulting in an exponential increase in margin of error.

Project leaders could change algorithms who control robots used in research, which can lead to increase in pork production in the not too distant future. Liu Yaoweione of the researchers assured to the aforementioned medium, which:

Every step of the cloning process was automated and there was no human involvement. Our AI-based system can calculate the stress inside the cell and tell the robot to use the minimum amount of force to complete the cloning process, thus reducing cell damage caused by human hands.

effective, China is in world leaders in meat consumption this animal and cloning systemcreated with the help of robots and artificial intelligence, can become one of the solutions feed their entire population. The country has more 400 million pigs and annual consumption this is 35 kg per person, although China still needs to import this meat. craft processwhich could previously supply about 1000 clones per day, was heavy and inefficientbut it seems that the advent of technology can catch a glimpse a future full of cloned pigs.