Lab-grown mouse muscles enable tiny robots to jump, swim, walk and grasp

ETH Zurich researchers demonstrated that lab-grown skeletal muscle tissue can power tiny biohybrid robots that jump, swim, walk and grasp. They found that how the muscle interacts with the artificial scaffold matters more than the amount of muscle tissue.

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