A research team developed a liquid metal-based electronic logic device mimicking Venus flytrap's intelligent prey-capture mechanism. The device's memory and counting properties enable intelligent responses to various stimuli without extra components, providing inspiration for 'embodied intelligence.'
The Venus flytrap's prey-capture mechanism distinguishes between single and double touches, crucial for successful capture of raindrops versus insects. This functionality, attributed to sensory hairs, involves features akin to memory and counting, aiding in stimuli perception and action potential generation.
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