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Fishing Lines and Threads Used to Spin Powerful Artificial Muscles [Video]
Researchers have created artificial muscles using fishing lines and sewing threads. They say that the new type of muscles is 100 times stronger than the real thing and could be used in prosthetics, medical devices and robots.
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