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The robo-fish are the descendants of Charlie the Robotuna, a large robot created at MIT in the 1990s that consisted of almost 3,000 parts. The new fish measure less than a foot long and use only 10 ...
The winning entry turned out to be the plastic-collecting Robo-fish, designed by chemistry undergrad Eleanor Mackintosh – who is coincidentally a University of Surrey student.
The researchers experimented with zebrafish, a popular home aquarium fish and common lab animal named for its stripes.
Researchers at Harvard's Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering have created a set of fish-shaped underwater robots that can autonomously navigate and find each other, cooperating to ...
A smaller version of the robo-fish began swimming around in a special tank at London's aquarium in 2005, wowing visitors with its lifelike movements and brightly shimmering scales.
A smaller version of the robo-fish began swimming around in a special tank at London's aquarium in 2005, wowing visitors with its lifelike movements and brightly shimmering scales.
A smaller version of the robo-fish began swimming around in a special tank at London’s aquarium in 2005, wowing visitors with its lifelike movements and brightly shimmering scales.
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Robotic fish in the Spanish port of Gijon help researchers identify pollution in the water.
A robotic fish unveiled by Japanese scientists this week could one day be used to observe fish in the ocean or survey oil platforms for damage.
Robo-Fish to Detect Pollution in Spanish Seas Researchers at the University of Essex in England are building a shoal of robotic fish to sniff out pollutants in and on the waters of the European seas.
Researchers at Harvard’s Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering have created a set of fish-shaped underwater robots that can autonomously navigate and find each other, cooperating ...
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