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An aquarium filled with tiny self-charging submarines looks more fun than scraping algae.

I’ve never enjoyed the regular maintenance of a fish tank, so I prefer the approach that Peter and Filip from the YouTube channel, CPSdrone, took. They spent three months engineering custom 3D-printed mini submarines that zoom around an aquarium like fish and autonomously dock themselves to wireless underwater chargers. [Media: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M733JzO3LBE]

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Engineers create 3D-printed robotic fish that swim, play and recharge themselves through automated charging…

Engineers have developed robotic fish that mimic real aquatic life, offering an aquarium experience without the upkeep. These miniature submarines, powered by Arduino and guided by an overhead camera and Raspberry Pi,…

An aquarium filled with tiny self-charging submarines looks more fun than scraping algae.

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An aquarium filled with tiny self-charging submarines looks more fun than scraping algae.

Engineers create 3D-printed robotic fish that swim, play and recharge themselves through automated charging…

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An aquarium filled with tiny self-charging submarines looks more fun than scraping algae.

Engineering Micro-Submarines To Replace Fish

Engineering Micro-Submarines To Replace Fish

Engineers create 3D-printed robotic fish that swim, play and recharge themselves through automated charging systems. Here's all you need to…