For 50 years, scientists believed that schools of fish would save the most energy by swimming in flat diamond formations.

To start proving the original concept, researchers created 4D printed tiny bots in the shape of a crab, a butterfly, and a fish. They used pH-responsive hydrogel to create them, which allowed for ...

University of Delaware's interdisciplinary research team pilots innovative K-12 engineering curriculum at The College School ...

Scientists thought fish saved energy by swimming in flat diamond shapes, but study shows they actually prefer swimming in 3D ...

Because robotic fish are small and stealthy, scientists may be able to use them to observe sensitive species or venture into the nooks and crannies of coral reefs, lava tubes, and undersea caves.

When we all become mindless automatons following around a mechanical leader, we may look back on an innocent-sounding robotic fish experiment playing out today as the beginning of the end.A team ...

While the novelty of androids has a long history, it's easy to overlook animal-inspired bots. These robotic animals show just how far technology has come.

video: Eco-friendly aquatic robot is made from fish food (motion demonstration) view more . Credit: LIS EPFL. The boat-shaped robot takes advantage of the same phenomenon – the Marangoni effect ...

Kurt “CyberGuy" Knutsson introduces you to HERO-BLUE, a biomimetic, multimodal locomotion robot poised to transform underwater exploration and maintenance.

The robotic implementation introduces a delay between the command sent to the robot and the start of its movement—this delay was also integrated into the simulation to remain comparable.

A robot fish called "Robo-Fish" has been created after winning a robotics contest at the University of Surrey, ... more hydrodynamic body shape, a stronger tail, and the capacity to swim on its own.

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