Multicellular model organisms, such as Drosophila melanogaster (fruit fly), are frequently
used in a myriad of biological research studies due to their biological significance and
global standardization. However, traditional tools used in these studies generally require
manual handling, subjective phenotyping, and bulk treatment of the organisms, resulting in
laborious experimental protocols with limited accuracy. Advancements in microtechnology
over the course of the last two decades have allowed researchers to develop automated …