A team of Japanese researchers has been working on the development of a new microscope with life, capable of creating a living cell from nothing. You may be thinking that it is not real because it is rowing out of nothing, but the truth is that it is possible.
It is a genetic engineering concept in which scientists plan DNA from either dead or living cells and then insert it into a newly formed stem cell, where it is carefully inserted into enzymes and, under certain conditions, can actually become a fully grown cell from nothing.
And it is not impossible; it is in fact doing it, and Japanese scientists are doing it for a long time now.
They are doing it on a public level, and they are planning to make new things such as skin shields for robots that can give them a humanistic look.
However, these are all assumptions, and we are not aware of the exact uses that the scientists will be done with them.