cilia movement actuated

Engineers Design Shaped Elastomer Micro Machines Using Magnetic Fields as the Actuator to Move It

Medicine & Technology Jan 27, 2020

Engineers from Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems in have designed elastomers that have cilia to make it swim just like jellyfish, flagella. They are enabled to move by using a computer-based algorithm, to a customized magnetic field for specific movements

cilia movement actuated

Engineers Design Shaped Elastomer Micro Machines Using Magnetic Fields as the Actuator to Move It

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