Scientists in Japan have created real-life cyborg beetles by merging living insects withsolar-powered robotic exoskeletons. These remote-controlled hybrids can explore dangerous environments, conduct surveillance, and even help in disaster zones. But while their potential is promising, the ethical concerns are just beginning. Are we engineering the future—or crossing a line we can't uncross? | The Brain Maze

Japan’s H2L has developed a groundbreaking technology called the Capsule Interface, which transforms the human body into a remote control for humanoid robots by detecting real-time muscle movement and applied force. | The Brain Maze