Fish Fins Are Teaching Us the Secret to Flexible Robots and New

Materials based on a segmented structure could be used in underwater propulsion and improve the agility and speed of fish-inspired submarines.
Materials based on a segmented structure could be used in underwater propulsion and improve the agility and speed of fish-inspired submarines.

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Robotics – News, Research and Analysis – The Conversation – page 2

Illustration of the soft fish body fabrication process. First, two

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Fish – News, Research and Analysis – The Conversation – page 5

queens with robots and smart hives Two

BionicFinWave, A Robotic Fish That Glides Through Water With Its Mesmerizing Wavy Fins

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Engineering – News, Research and Analysis – The Conversation – page 4

Research team unveils 'Tunabot,' first robotic fish to keep pace with a tuna