A British university student has created a robotic fish named “Gillbert” — an innovative solution designed to combat microplastic pollution in waterways. 🐟🌍 Developed by Eleanor Mackintosh from the University of Surrey as part of the Natural Robotics Contest, the idea quickly gained traction for its clever blend of simplicity and sustainability. Engineers from the University of Bristol later brought the concept to life, building a fully functional prototype. Gillbert mimics the movement of a r

A research team from Harbin Engineering University in north China has developed a new plasticized electrohydraulic robot, modeled on the swimming motion of fish. The design allows it to withstand extreme deep-sea pressure, making it suitable for underwater observation and exploration. The team successfully tested the robot under pressure equivalent to a depth of 10,000 meters. | CGTN

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