Growing muscle cells power microrobots
By growing rat tissue onto a microscopic silicon chip, scientists have created tiny robots that can move using their own muscle power.
The robots, which are less than a millimetre long, are the first to include such living cells as complex as muscle tissue, researchers say.
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