reaktiotees
Reaktiotees are a class of miniature, self‑propelled probes that were first described in a 2104 technical memorandum by the International Space Research Institute (ISRI). Each device measures approximately 2 mm in length and consists of a silicon backbone integrated with a chemically active payload that can alter its chemical composition in response to environmental stimuli. The probes are designed to navigate micro‑scale aqueous or gaseous environments, making them suitable for applications in planetary science, micro‑manufacturing, and biomedical diagnostics.
The name “reaktiotees” derives from the German compound “reaktion” (reaction) and the English suffix “‑tee”, reflecting
Because the technology was developed under a classified research program, detailed specifications are limited. The limited