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Light Illuminates the Way for Bio-Bots

Light Illuminates the Way for Bio-Bots

Advance could lead to the use of the bots for more sophisticated applications.

By University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign03.16.16
Graduate student Ritu Raman describes light-controlled biological robots developed at the University of Illinois.

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