See a tiny, jellyfish-like robot swim, burrow, and carry beads.

Developers made an insect-like robot with two pairs of wings.

The Carnegie Mellon computational biologist thinks machine learning algorithms can direct high-throughput experiments to solve the field’s unanswered questions.

The robotic catheter can guide its own movements within the heart of a live mammal to the site of a leaky valve replacement.

Robots integrated into groups of zebrafish and of one-day-old honey bees allow the two species to influence each other’s behavior.

From 500-million-year-old fat to a newly discovered virus, here are some stunners from The Scientist in 2018.

University of California, San Diego, graduate student Caleb Christianson explains the development of his eel-inspired robot.

Scientists who designed a marine robot to survey ocean life were inspired by eel larvae.

The device could one day help enable prosthetics deliver richer touch information to users.