This timelapse shows a cyborg jellyfish swimming
Simon R. Anuszczyk and John O. Dabiri
Equipped with a swimming cap and an electric propulsion system, the cyborg jellyfish can swim four times faster than normal and could be used for deep-sea exploration.
John Dabiri Professors at the California Institute of Technology previously showed that live jellyfish equipped with electronics that stimulate neurons can swim nearly three times faster than unenhanced jellyfish in a laboratory setting.
Now, Dabiri and his team have given the creatures a further upgrade in the form of a streamlined plastic cap…
Source: www.newscientist.com
