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See how a robot powered by living muscles gracefully maneuvers through water

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A tiny, biohybrid robot moves by contracting lab-grown muscle tissue​ in its⁢ legs –⁤ but it needs help to stand up in⁢ a water tank and it tops out at ⁤just 5.4 millimetres per minute

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By James ‌Woodford

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To​ walk ⁤in air rather than water, the robot would also‍ need a nutrient ⁣supply system⁢ to keep the muscle ⁢tissue alive.

![The biohybrid robot containing muscle tissue, standing in a tank of water](https://images.newscientist.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/25121818/SEI_188563367.jpg?width=1200)

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