| Just in Case all the Real Fish Die |
| Written by Hank Green | ||
| Saturday, 01 April 2006 | ||
 Ryomei Engineering, part of Mitsubishi, has created a robotic fish that will, no doubt, repopulate the oceans after that apocalypse we keep hearing about. Seriously though, the thing actually does serve a purpose. It swims around, samples water quality and takes pictures. If they mix that in with a satalite uplink, some pretty powerful AI and a GPS, and we're on our way to a robot that can keep us more informed on the state of the world's oceans.
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Awesome
written by Daniel Lunsford , May 16, 2007
Do you know if they'll be coming out with a micro-sized one that I can use in my fishtank? Are there any rules about if it's dumb enough to bite the worm on the end of my fishing line? Finally, a serious question: is it battery powered, solar, etc? Don't really see a way to refuel him.
cool
written by steve , June 17, 2007
cool dude the is the besthing ever
 
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written by cindy , October 30, 2007
that is so cool and thak you for helping me out on my space center homework. We have to pick out a robot and i chose this one.THANK YOU VERY MUCH!
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written by wmwebtr ödüllü seo yarismasi , December 25, 2007
thanks a lot...
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