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MIT Researchers Develop Muscle-Powered Swimming Robot
ONE REPORT·Published ·Main source · Science Daily
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MIT researchers
USA
October 2026
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MIT engineers created a thin swimming robot powered by living muscle cells.
The robot uses light-triggered muscle contractions to move its fins.
The design aims to improve efficiency and potential for environmental monitoring.
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