MIT Builds Tiny Robot Powered by Living Muscle Cells

MIT engineers have created a tiny swimming robot that uses living muscle cells to move. This innovative robot can respond to light, allowing it to swim and steer through water. It represents a significant advancement in technology, potentially leading to self-healing robots that can explore delicate environments where traditional machines might not be safe. This exciting development could inspire future scientists and engineers to think about new ways to use biology in technology.

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