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3-D X-ray Provides Detailed Images of How Living Insects Move

The mechanics of insects’ bodies has long intrigued scientists and engineers, as it can often be applied in robotics. German researchers have now developed a 3-D X-ray machine that can look inside living insects for a detailed picture of how they move, as they move. VOA’s George Putic has the story.

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