New Biohybrid Robot Uses Living Muscle Tissue to Move a Finger
Researchers test 'biohybrid robots' that merge living tissue with machines
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Biohybrid robot powered by an antagonistic pair of skeletal muscle tissues
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Construction of a biohybrid robot with an antagonistic pair of skeletal muscle tissues. Construction of a biohybrid robot with an antagonistic pair of. - ppt download
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Biohybrid Robots | A Moment of Science - Indiana Public Media
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Biohybrid robots built from living tissue start to take shape [Video] - Science Rocks My World
Biohybrid robots built from living tissue start to take shape
New Biohybrid Robot Uses Living Muscle Tissue to Move a Finger
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Biohybrid robot with skeletal muscle tissue covered with a collagen structure for moving in air: APL Bioengineering: Vol 4, No 2
