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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 ...
MIT engineers have built a paper-thin, two-finned robot lined with light-sensitive muscle cells that can swim and swivel ...
MIT engineers created a paper-thin swimming robot that uses light-controlled living muscle cells to move and steer through ...
Professional service robots are moving to everyday operations through advances in AI, autonomy, and human-robot collaboration ...
When it comes to surgical support robots, they are known for having introduction costs reaching hundreds of millions of yen, as represented by the "da Vinci" system. It may not be widely known that ...
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