Delft researchers build light-controlled soft actuator powered by algae
Delft University of Technology researchers demonstrated a light-controlled soft actuator coated with microalgae that bends reversibly, grasps a metal ball ...
Tag: underwater robotics
Knifefish-inspired robot Naiad swims like the real thing using a rippling fin and a bendable body
A knifefish-inspired robot called Naiad combines an undulating ribbon fin with an actively bendable body to achieve agile turning, vertical ...
From Lab Tanks to Open Ocean: Why Underwater Robots Still Struggle in the Real World
A new structured review of underwater robotics finds that soft, bio-inspired, and autonomous vehicles excel in laboratory tests but face ...
Adaptive System Identification for Jaiabot Underwater Vehicle
In the cutting-edge world of marine robotics, the exploration of underwater environments has taken a significant leap forward with the ...
Low-Power, Non-Intrusive 3D Underwater Robot Tracking
In the vast, uncharted depths of our planet’s oceans, the task of accurately locating underwater mobile robots has long posed ...
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