Biohybrid stingray powered by living heart cells

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — A team of engineers at Harvard University created a robotic stingray that uses rat muscle tissue to allow for maneuverability. The biohybrid designed by Harvard’s Disease Biophysics Group led by Kevin Kit Parker, is guided by light cues and is constructed of a gold skeleton, according to Fortune....

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