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A paper-thin robot swims using living muscle cells, steered by light
In a shallow dish of water, a sliver of gel no bigger than a stick of gum flaps its way toward a blue light. The swimmer has no motor, propeller or battery. Instead, its two soft fins are coated with ...
MIT engineers have built a paper-thin swimming robot powered by living muscle cells that respond to flashes of light, ...
Engineers at MIT have created a soft, muscle-powered robot that moves through water using a single layer of living muscle ...
Flying insects, such as fruit flies, bees, dragonflies and mosquitoes, can dart through narrow spaces and survive collisions ...
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