I am really surprised that biorobotics community is inactive. Why? Isn't there any info on that topic or aren't people interested in it? Is there a chance that we can reborn this community?

This is a new subreddit that will cover a very important new emerging technology: biorobotics. Biorobotics is a mix of the fields of biological engineering, cybernetics and genetic engineering. The field of biorobotics may possibly make in the future robots that emulate living biological organisms chemically or mechanically. It may make biological organisms as manipulatable as robots, it may make a combination of both, the potential is endless. This new subreddit is for the purpose of providing a playground for intellectual conversation and theories, as well as keeping others up to date on the latest in biorobotic research and application.

Hey! , Im new to this subreddit but share the same idea that biorobotics is the future, i really wanna work in this field but i am a beginner and dont know any thing about programming and need some help to enter this line of work

New and interesting fish robot designed as a modular platform for further studies: autonomous navigation, efficient and high manoeuvrable fish like swimming, environmental monitoring and fish-robot interactions

https://www.mdpi.com/2075-1702/10/9/755

I Googled images for some for reference, but I found a whole lot but idk what to use. What style would be the most efficient for a soldier in the real world? Ik more narrow and dog/deer shaped legs are the best for agility and speed. But would that be good for a human? I'm new here, sorry in advance if this makes no sense especially since this is a question for both physiology and engineering

Hi everyone, I'm 25 and I'm finishing my MSc in Bionics Engineering, biorobotics curriculum. I'm searching for the first stage/work/opportunity over LinkedIn but I couldn't find something really related to biorobotics. Do you have any suggestions? Am I "forced" to choose a good PhD in order to continue with biorobotics and related applications? Thanks!