Origami Robot Heralds New Possibilities and Concerns For Ingestible MedicineBy Jason Erickson The use of robotic technology has raised concerns about the introduction of foreign organisms into natural systems, most particularly the use of DNA nanobots, which already are well on the way toward human trials. Futurist and a director of engineering at Google, Ray Kurzweil, has dubbed the robotic engineering of the human body as Human Body 2.0. As part of this project, he states: How concerned are you about the use of microchip implants, robots, and nanotech in the future of smart medicine? Please leave your comments below. (Learn more about the robot from the video above: http://mitsha.re/zeUF300969v) Also Read: What Will It Take to Get You to Swallow GMO and Nanotech Foods? This article (Origami Robot Heralds New Possibilities and Concerns For Ingestible Medicine) is free and open source. We welcome you to republish online with attribution to the author, original story and Natural Blaze under a share-alike Creative Commons license. Please provide a link back if you write a version of this story after reading ours. 