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Revolutionary Or Deceptive? China's Robotic Fish Raise Eyebrows
Social media reactions range from demands for refunds to support for reducing live animal captivity. This follows a similar instance at Shanghai Haichang Ocean Park in 2022.
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Scientists Create Robot Fish With Fins Which May Help In Underwater Exploration
Researchers from the University of Bristol have created a "robot fish" that they hope will increase accessibility to underwater exploration.
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3D Robot Fish 'Gillbert' Eats Microplastics From Waterways, Has Been Designed By Student
A University of Surrey student created a 3D robot fish that consumes microplastic from rivers.
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Chinese Scientists Develop Robot Fish To "Eat" Microplastics In The Ocean
Robot fish that "eat" microplastics may one day help to clean up the world's polluted oceans, says a team of Chinese scientists from Sichuan University in southwest China.
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NASA Developing Swarm of Smartphone-Sized Swimming Robots to Explore Oceans on Distant Planets
In a bid to bolster its exploration of distant worlds and dig deeper for signs of life, NASA has been working to develop a swarm of cell-phone-sized swimming robots. These would be able to swim in oceans underneath the thick icy shell and possibly bring evidence of the habitability of celestial bodies. The concept named Sensing With Independent Mic...
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Fish Out of Water: Scientists Teach Goldfish How to Drive Robotic Car to Study Navigational Abilities
In a recent experiment, scientists have taught a goldfish to operate a robotic car. The experiment was an attempt to test the navigational abilities of goldfish and study animal behaviour. The robotic car was specially designed to suit this purpose.
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Keen on Having a Robo-Dog? Unitree's Go1 Can Be Yours for $2,700
Imagine a robot dog accompanying you on your morning walks in the park or on the side of the road. Fascinating, right? Chinese company Unitree Robotics' robo-dog Go1 has captured everyone's attention for the fact that it starts at $2,700 (roughly Rs. 2 lakhs).
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Scientists Create ‘Bluebot’, Underwater Robots That Swim Like Schools of Fish
Harvard scientists have engineered miniature underwater robots that are capable of forming autonomous swarms like schools of fish. Each robotic fish, known as a "Bluebot," is equipped with cameras and blue LED lights that sense the direction and distance of others inside water tanks.
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Saudi Prince's $500 Billion Megacity Shows Signs Of Life
The walls are covered with graffiti in the sleepy fishing village of Khurayba. There are supplications to God, advertisements for vacation rentals and house painters. Near the local school, there's a scribbled plea: "Open the windows of hope and drive out the despair."
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Eel-Like Robotic Fish to Scan Inaccessible Ocean Areas
The eel-like robotic fish is small, sophisticated and intelligent enough to operate autonomously underwater.
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Robotic tuna to report fishy activities at harbours
The 'BIOSwimmer' robot sports features like the real-life fish with replicated fins and a flexible tail to pull off quick manoeuvres.
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Robotic tuna to patrol US harbours
Inspired by the speedy tuna capable of swimming tirelessly in the oceans, the US Department of Homeland Security will introduce a fish-like robot for underwater patrols.
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Revolutionary Or Deceptive? China's Robotic Fish Raise Eyebrows
Social media reactions range from demands for refunds to support for reducing live animal captivity. This follows a similar instance at Shanghai Haichang Ocean Park in 2022.
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Scientists Create Robot Fish With Fins Which May Help In Underwater Exploration
Researchers from the University of Bristol have created a "robot fish" that they hope will increase accessibility to underwater exploration.
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3D Robot Fish 'Gillbert' Eats Microplastics From Waterways, Has Been Designed By Student
A University of Surrey student created a 3D robot fish that consumes microplastic from rivers.
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Chinese Scientists Develop Robot Fish To "Eat" Microplastics In The Ocean
Robot fish that "eat" microplastics may one day help to clean up the world's polluted oceans, says a team of Chinese scientists from Sichuan University in southwest China.
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NASA Developing Swarm of Smartphone-Sized Swimming Robots to Explore Oceans on Distant Planets
In a bid to bolster its exploration of distant worlds and dig deeper for signs of life, NASA has been working to develop a swarm of cell-phone-sized swimming robots. These would be able to swim in oceans underneath the thick icy shell and possibly bring evidence of the habitability of celestial bodies. The concept named Sensing With Independent Mic...
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Fish Out of Water: Scientists Teach Goldfish How to Drive Robotic Car to Study Navigational Abilities
In a recent experiment, scientists have taught a goldfish to operate a robotic car. The experiment was an attempt to test the navigational abilities of goldfish and study animal behaviour. The robotic car was specially designed to suit this purpose.
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Keen on Having a Robo-Dog? Unitree's Go1 Can Be Yours for $2,700
Imagine a robot dog accompanying you on your morning walks in the park or on the side of the road. Fascinating, right? Chinese company Unitree Robotics' robo-dog Go1 has captured everyone's attention for the fact that it starts at $2,700 (roughly Rs. 2 lakhs).
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Scientists Create ‘Bluebot’, Underwater Robots That Swim Like Schools of Fish
Harvard scientists have engineered miniature underwater robots that are capable of forming autonomous swarms like schools of fish. Each robotic fish, known as a "Bluebot," is equipped with cameras and blue LED lights that sense the direction and distance of others inside water tanks.
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Saudi Prince's $500 Billion Megacity Shows Signs Of Life
The walls are covered with graffiti in the sleepy fishing village of Khurayba. There are supplications to God, advertisements for vacation rentals and house painters. Near the local school, there's a scribbled plea: "Open the windows of hope and drive out the despair."
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Eel-Like Robotic Fish to Scan Inaccessible Ocean Areas
The eel-like robotic fish is small, sophisticated and intelligent enough to operate autonomously underwater.
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Robotic tuna to report fishy activities at harbours
The 'BIOSwimmer' robot sports features like the real-life fish with replicated fins and a flexible tail to pull off quick manoeuvres.
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Robotic tuna to patrol US harbours
Inspired by the speedy tuna capable of swimming tirelessly in the oceans, the US Department of Homeland Security will introduce a fish-like robot for underwater patrols.
