Sea Slug Robot

Scientists have built "biohybrid" robots by combining tissues from a sea slug with flexible 3D printed components, an advance that could lead to swarms of cyborgs that can detect toxic leaks in a pond or search the ocean floor for a black box flight data recorder.

Scientists have built "biohybrid" robots by combining tissues from a sea slug with flexible 3D printed components, an advance that could lead to swarms of cyborgs that can detect toxic leaks in a pond or search the ocean floor for a black box flight data recorder.