Cyborg ray: Light-guided robotic stingray powered by heart cells

[@MisterRorschach90]

I’ve never seen someone blink that fast in my life.

[@deborahnorris373]

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[@happy_amoeba]

would this count as a xenobot? Since it's a robot that is (at least partially) made of biological cells.

[@michaelb8137]

How long do the robots work? (How long do the heart cells survive?)

[@robomaster5274]

That's a good question. I imagine they feed the muscles through the water where the ray is swinming.

[@That_One_Guy...]

i think the bio robots is using the same component for energy just like organism (that is glucose) and maybe the water is full of glucose

[@theverbalapocalypse]

I read the longest span of activity was 6 days. Maybe its improved now

[@Twosrtings]

I would assume in the testing liquid not long, surely they’d need to go back into the DMEM or AMEM or whichever growth media they incubate with in to consume more nutrients

[@amparogonzalezalvarez2295]

Where are the chips?

[@benwilson1088]

Expands the knowledge of tissue engineering for more complex organs and growing. There are other possible applications.

[@mechanicmichael9686]

So I guess the question is: how many rats will it take to build a stingray. Nice.

[@091Cash]

Does anyone know what the music is?

[@theuniquefoundations1730]

We truly are an expression of god

[@clowns8421]

a hologram is also a light

[@MisterRorschach90]

Not yet. Holograms currently are light reflecting off of other mediums to produce a 3D appearance.

[@ucd2465]

holy shit

[@deborahnorris373]

L. Mahadevan PH.D. what up wth those blinks. funny you. hhaha Hey Jordan . ahhaha

[@JLU7773-yw4gr]

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[@sean117xx]

Woah

[@karenishness1]

No amount of cute music or cajoling language can cover up this ungodly violation of nature.