Biology
Researchers Use Kinect to Control Roaches with a Remote [Video]
Researchers have used Kinect system to control cockroaches with a remote. The system makes the roach travel a defined path by sending short bursts of electric current through the antennae. The technology has many applications in military and rescue operations.
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