Robot fish detect contaminated water
Scientists have succeeded in inventing a 'fish robot'. This is a robot capable of detecting pollution of water sources, overcoming oil spills at sea, maintaining…
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Scientists have succeeded in inventing a 'fish robot'. This is a robot capable of detecting pollution of water sources, overcoming oil spills at sea, maintaining…
People often lurk under the table if they can't run out when seismic happens. But Arthur Brutter and Ido Bruno, two experts at the Bezalel Institute of Art and Design in…
There are some self-propelled robots like Spirit, Opportunity sent to Mars. But that is when they work on dry rocky soil. If a planet with a 3/4 surface is found to be E…
Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have released the first camera capable of recording objects obscured by obstacles.
Italian scientists have created a robotic prototype with a structure like tentacles of octopus. Thanks to its soft design, it is able to squeeze through complex terrain,…
Scientists at Harvard University have created a 'super flexible' robot that crawls and crawls through narrow gaps.
A team of UK experts is working on a project to make electronic dogs capable of detecting victims buried in earthworms or other causes.
A small device such as a tag on jeans that supports search and rescue at sea. This project is supervised by the European Space Agency (ESA).
Japanese researchers have invented what they call the 'flying object of the future,' which is used for search and rescue operations by flying in buildings weakened by ea…
Researchers at Tufts University, Massachusetts have successfully engineered a molluscic robot that simulates deep-seated, search and rescue behaviors.
A research team at Satoshi Tadokoro University in Japan has researched and produced a robot like a snakelike snake that can crawl into small spaces to search missing peo…
These robotic fish look like children's toys. However, scientists expect them to save thousands of fish.
Devices mounted in smoke detectors, temperature sensors in the room or CCTV can measure the temperature and the peak of a fire.
British biologists used robotic fish, carp-like, to study the rules of fish behavior and the rules of movement.
Japan's emergency rescue agency will test a small rescue robot resembling a toy tank, possibly looking for survivors in the wreckage.