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Biohybrid robots controlled by electrical impulses in mushrooms. Researchers have created biohybrid robots using an unexpected component, not from the laboratory, but from the forest floor: fungal mycelium.


Researchers have created biohybrid robots using an unexpected component, not from the laboratory, but from the forest floor: fungal mycelium.

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