On September 2, the Shenyang Institute of Automation of the Chinese Academy of Sciences announced that recently, the research team at the robotics laboratory was inspired by the swimming mechanism of manta rays to develop a wireless near-infrared light-controlled life manta ray robot based on isolated skeletal muscles of bullfrogs. The robot's multi-motion performance has been significantly improved, opening up new technical ideas for the development of a new generation of wireless, controllable, and high-performance life robots.

On September 2, the Shenyang Institute of Automation of the Chinese Academy of Sciences released news. Recently, the research team in the robotics laboratory of the institute was inspired by the swimming mechanism of manta rays to develop a wireless near-infrared light-controlled life manta ray robot based on isolated skeletal muscles of bullfrogs. The robot's multi-motion performance has been significantly improved, opening up new technical ideas for the development of a new generation of wireless, controllable, and high-performance life robots.