Observational analysis shows inclusion rotates persistently in chiral active bath, suggesting internal asymmetry enables movement without shape changes.
A symmetric inclusion with an angularly varying surface response rotates persistently in a chiral active bath, revealing how internal interaction asymmetry enables directional motion without shape asymmetry.
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