What is robot fish?

Robot fish are robotic devices designed to mimic the appearance and behavior of real fish. They are often used in research and development, as well as in entertainment and educational settings. Robot fish may be powered by batteries or other energy sources and are typically controlled remotely by a human operator.

These robots are equipped with sensors to detect obstacles and other fish in their environment, as well as propulsion systems to mimic the swimming motion of real fish. They may also be equipped with cameras and other devices to gather data on water quality, marine life, and other aspects of their surroundings.

Robot fish have a wide range of applications, including studying marine ecosystems, monitoring pollution levels in bodies of water, and entertaining audiences at aquariums and other attractions. They are also used in the development of underwater robots for tasks such as underwater exploration, search and rescue operations, and maintenance of underwater infrastructure.