9.6K views · 33 reactions | Researchers at Harvard and Emory have built a swimming fish powered by human heart cells. Yes, you read that right. This biohybrid fish moves by beating like a human heart, and it’s not just a science experiment it’s a step toward understanding heart diseases like arrhythmias and even creating artificial hearts in the future.This tiny fish has been swimming nonstop for over 100 days. Imagine what this means for the future of medicine. | Wellnessradar | Facebook

32 reactions | Bionic technology now incorporates touch sensing features that send feedback to its users, making it possible to apply it to 3-D printed prosthetics. This allows users to feel, through vibration, what they are manipulating, touching or grabbing. Originally published: https://www.voanews.com/a/7279649.html | Voice of America | Facebook