MIT Engineers Create Light-Activated Biohybrid Robot
MIT engineers have developed the first two-dimensional biohybrid robot capable of swimming, powered by living muscle cells that respond to light. This paper-thin device can navigate a watery maze, demonstrating a novel approach for designing small, efficient biohybrid robots that could be more cost-effective and move with greater agility than current designs.
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