Robots fashioned from dead lobster exoskeletons have awesome strength, light weight, and flexibility — necrobotics advance mixes sustainable food waste with synthetic components

Published: 3 weeks ago (December 26, 2025 at 06:30 AM EST)

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Source: Tom's Hardware

Source: Tom’s Hardware

Swiss scientists have demonstrated the use of dead lobster tails as robotic appendages.

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