Harvard 3D prints artificial muscles mimicking natural movements

Harvard University researchers achieved a major breakthrough by creating artificial muscles through three-dimensional printing capable of reproducing complex biological movements.

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These printed muscles could enable robots to twist, bend, and contract like living organisms, revolutionizing robotics and bioengineering.

Applications include creating more realistic prosthetics and developing machines with more natural and fluid movements.

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