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Topic: British-built robotic fish to detect pollution  (Read 822 times)

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piski

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Catch & Repeat


Usagi

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An 8-hour battery?  You'd think they could do better...

I wonder if they'll place a limit is on these things?  :smt005
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Northern Boy

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An 8-hour battery?  You'd think they could do better...


It's British, not German!

Solar panels would be perfect; it could swim to the surface and recharge, then slip back down to look for PCBs and mafia enemies.