China has unveiled a new generation of autonomous robotic fish designed to move through underwater environments and conduct surveillance, marking another step in the country’s development of advanced unmanned technology.
The robotic fish is designed to mimic the movement of real fish, allowing it to navigate underwater with reduced disturbance while carrying out surveillance and data-gathering tasks.
Unlike conventional underwater vehicles that rely heavily on propellers, fish-inspired robots use flexible body and fin movements to move through the water. This approach can potentially improve manoeuvrability and make the machines suitable for operating in confined or sensitive underwater environments.
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