Researchers at Case Western Reserve University have announced that they built a cyborg robot out of 3D-printed material and muscle tissue from a sea slug. The robot could play a future role in ...

Engineers at Case Western Reserve University have used muscles taken from the mouth of a sea slug known as the California sea hare to create a 'biohybrid' robot that can crawl.

Combining tissues from a sea slug with flexible 3D printed components, researchers have built a “cyborg” robot that may one day help them probe the depths of fresh and saltwater with ease.

A couple of years ago, Sean Charlesworth created this incredible sculpture of an octopus cyborg as a thesis for his degree in 3D modeling and animation.