Video of Lines (2016)
Video of Arduino and Pure Data project (2022)

The Lost City of Eslinas by Mari.K aka MadMaraca (2021)


Researchers fitted some moon jellyfish with a prosthetic “swim controller”.
Credit: Nicole Xu and John Dabiri / Caltech
The electronic swim controller made the modified jellyfish swim nearly three times faster than their normal speed.
Credit: Nicole Xu and John Dabiri / Caltech


Civilization by Abrar Khan (2019)


Our ideal scene illustration named, “Cyborg Jellyfish”, made with Ai, Blender, Procreate and Photoshop
Files for programming: https://github.com/tbeattysk/Cyborg-JellyFish
Files for Toronto cityscape: https://github.com/msvive/TorontoGIS-3D-model.git
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