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A robotic fleet in the Labrador Sea is tracking sinking carbon to reveal how the deep ocean helps regulate Earth’s climate.
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Interesting Engineering on MSNLight-powered underwater robots achieve twice the strength of mammalian muscleorean scientists develop light-powered artificial muscles that outperform mammalian tissue and work untethered underwater for ...
A fleet of ocean robots and instruments has been deployed to explore the depths of the Labrador Sea as part of a year-long ...
A camera thought to be placed in Loch Ness in 1970 was discovered during an underwater robot test ... noticed the camera “when part of the mooring that held the camera system in place got ...
The center's underwater robot came across the contraption when part of its mooring snagged on Boaty McBoatface's propeller. When it was brought back to the surface, author and lifelong Nessie ...
Imagine tiny robots exploring the depths of the ocean, riding on underwater waves like surfers catching the perfect break.
A group of Arizona high schoolers face a big challenge as they are set to build an underwater robot as part of an ASU ...
It may look like something from a low budget science-fiction movie, but this underwater robot could help accelerate a high-tech future. The batteries that power electric vehicles are made from ...
"People might ask, why is NASA developing an underwater robot for space exploration?" said Ethan Schaler, the project's principal investigator at JPL. "It's because there are places we want to go ...
Autonomous underwater robots have been contracted to survey the site of the US’s first floating offshore wind farm. In December, Norwegian energy giant Equinor won a 2-gigawatt (GW) lease in ...
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Lost Loch Ness Monster camera accidentally found by Boaty McBoatfaceThe center's underwater robot came across the contraption when part of its mooring snagged on Boaty McBoatface's propeller. When it was brought back to the surface, author and lifelong Nessie ...
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