3D-printed frog swims using artificial muscles powered by light

3D-printed frog swims using artificial muscles powered by light

Frog schematic

A frog that takes nearly two minutes to swim about the length of a credit card is unlikely to make a splash at the next Amphibian Olympics. Then again, most frogs have the benefit of some 200 million years of evolution. This one was just hatched out of a 3D printer.

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Category: Technology

Tags: Aarhus University, University of Luxembourg, Robo-fish, Artificial Muscles