What are robotic fish?
Robot Fish is a research device that is shaped as carp and designed for special underwater research, especially research involving pollution measurements. Robotic fish are produced as a fish because this is the most effective way to create an underwater model for extensive search and research. Primarily, robo-lines are made to measure pollution through internal sensors and has a wireless transmission device that will send information to scientists. While the robot is made for extensive and long -term research, its battery takes about eight hours. Robo-lies are not only made to look like fish, but also to make limited sound, so the robot does not disturb underwater life.
Fish are very capable swimmers, so when scientists have decided to create this underwater research unit, they would decide that the fish would be the best model. Robotic fish requires movement of very little energy, because it depends on the movement of water and other fish, so that the body does not undose, creating momentum. Unlike submarines,that need a large amount of space to turn away and slow down, robo-lies can turn without slowing down and with a limited room.
The primary reason why there are robotic fish is measuring levels of pollution underwater. Pollution can be easily measured on the water surface, but the robo-lies will be able to supply advanced metrics on how pollution affects the water under the surface. It uses robo-loot sensors that are able to scan water due to pollution to collect information. After collecting data, Robo-Fish can wirelessly transfer information to scientists. Not only does it show scientists how the pollution interacts underwater, but it also finds hidden pollution that cannot be found otherwise.
robotic fish are made for long -term research projects, but cannot remain underwater all the time. Robo-lies need to move, to Collect information and transmission of information. On average, the battery takes about eight hours. FishY are programmed to get and come to the surface when they need to recharge, so they do not get lost in water.
The challenge of collecting information underwater is the production of equipment that has a limited impact on underwater environment; The less impact, the better. To achieve this goal, a robotic fish makes a very small sound, so most creatures are not disturbed by its presence. This allows scientists to collect information naturally instead of information created under human influence.