The ‘Strange But True’ segment from Good News Week, April 11th 2011. Discussing robot fish that can lead other fish to safety in the case of another oil spill or similar accident

Our Robotic Fish is swimming like a real fish. Team Leader: Prof. Dr. Z. Hakan AKPOLAT Team Members: Res. Asst. Deniz KORKMAZ — Res. Asst. Umit BUDAK — Asst. Prof. Dr. Cafer BAL — Dr. Res. Asst. G. OZMEN KOCA — Dr. Res. Asst. Korhan KAYISLI — Res. Asst. Omer F. ALCIN and Aykut DIKER Firat University, Faculty of Technical Education, Dept. of Electronics and Computer Science — Faculty of Technology, Dept. of Mechatronics Engineering, Elazig/TURKEY

The University of Washington robotic fish swims a few laps around a pool.

Fanuc Robotics robot system handling pallets of dried fish. The system was engineered by Samey EHF an Icelandic company and a Strategic Systems Partner of Fanuc Robotics UK. www.fruk.co.uk

funny robot fish & tortoise

NYU Polytechnic Institute Professor Maurizio Porfiri creates a robotic fish to help steer schools of fish away from dangerous waters. Presented by Alex Morsanutto. Follow me on twitter: @ajmorsanutto

Haywood Community College Electronics Engineering Program

In this video, Jessiko, the French robotic fish, is searching for a beacon in autonomous mode. Note that the robot finds the beacon within 2cm. For more information you can go to www.robotswim.com

Check out bit.ly for more info! This tuna-like autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV) was rapidly prototyped and deployed with NI LabVIEW, and powered by Boston Engineering’s FlexStack embedded control.

This is a black-and-white trailer for the FILOSE project – an EU 7th Framework funded project exploring how fish navigate by sensing water turbulence and building underwater robots with similar capabilities. The original version can be found on the FILOSE YouTube channel: www.youtube.com Created by Vallo Toomla, Gert Zavatski and Jakob Kangur as a Smoked Sparrow production in 2011. www.smokedsparrow.ee For more information on the FILOSE project see http