MIT Develops Robotic Fish to Detect Environmental Pollutants

MIT engineers have developed a cheap, compact robotic fish that can go where no man (or underwater vehicle) has been able to go before. The pint-sized robofish, developed by Kamal Youcuf-Toumi and Pablo Valdivia y Alvarado, could potentially be used to detect

MIT Develops Robotic Fish to Detect Environmental Pollutants

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