Abstract
In this letter, we introduce biohybrid robots powered by skeletal muscle tissue. Culturing myoblast-laden extracellular matrix structures enables the construction of skeletal muscle tissue in vitro. Biohybrid robots constructed by the integration of such fabricated muscle tissue with robot skeletons have achieved various movements, according to the configuration of the skeleton. We believe that biohybrid robots will increasingly become available in the field of robotics.
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