Highly optimised robo-fish represents speediest form of swimming tech

TU Delft student Sander van den Berg has created a low-cost, energy-efficient robotic fish that can move through water faster than any other.
The Industrial Design Engineering masters student created the high-speed underwater drone as his graduate project from the Delft University of Technology.
The prototype robot - coloured bright orange like the clown fish from Finding Nemo - swims at a record-breaking 0.85 metres a second.
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Take your robofish pet for a walk

[@jamesjian8868]

Great project? I was wondering if you plan to open source? I'd like to modify it with an onboard power source.

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Head and fluke rotate about a point inside fish body?

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where can they be utilised?

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can you buy this thing?

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No

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EPIC

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Seriously, where can u buy or get one of these?... Please Answer us, Let us know

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No you can't

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