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Ars Technica
18 hours ago
Science

Robot placed under the control of a fungal overlord

Fungi can enhance robot adaptability and environmental interaction, offering a promising alternative to traditional biological components for biohybrid systems. [ more ]
designboom | architecture & design magazine
2 weeks ago
Science

mycelium has electrical signals that can control biohybrid robots and make them move

Fungal mycelia enable biohybrid robots to sense and react to environments autonomously, paving the way for advanced agricultural applications. [ more ]
Ars Technica
18 hours ago
Science

Robot placed under the control of a fungal overlord

Fungi can enhance robot adaptability and environmental interaction, offering a promising alternative to traditional biological components for biohybrid systems. [ more ]
designboom | architecture & design magazine
2 weeks ago
Science

mycelium has electrical signals that can control biohybrid robots and make them move

Fungal mycelia enable biohybrid robots to sense and react to environments autonomously, paving the way for advanced agricultural applications. [ more ]
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ScienceDaily
2 months ago
OMG science

Robots face the future

Engineered skin tissue can be bound to humanoid robots for improved mobility, self-healing, sensing capabilities, and appearance. [ more ]
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