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Scientists from Carnegie Mellon University, in partnership with paleontologists from Spain and Poland, have employed ancient fossil records to fabricate a soft robotic model of pleurocystitid.
Scientists in the Mechanical Engineering Department leveraged fossil findings to create a flexible robotic emulation of pleurocystitids, an ancient marine creature that thrived around 450 million years ago.
A "Softbotics" replica of pleurocystitids, a marine organism that existed 450 million years ago, could offer new insight into the evolution of locomotion.