This is essex autonomous robotic fish tested in a public fish tank in London Aquarium. The video was captured during preparation of unveilling the world first autonomous robotic fish in 2006. It was reported by BBC etc. There is 3 motors on tail joint. The skin is cosmetic and water flooded. The name of the fish are G6/g8/g9. This video shows how the fish detect tank wall and other fish by IR sensors and change its behaviour to avoid collision.

In this video, 3 specimen of Jessiko, the french robotic fish, are plunged into the water in autonomous mode. An attractive beacon is positionned near the filtration system output of the pool so that robots are swimming against the current. For more information you can go to www.robotswim.com

A ray-like fish robot with undulating pectoral IPMC fins developed in IMS Lab. Punning, A.; Anton, M.; Kruusmaa, M.; Aabloo, A. (2004). A Biologically Inspired Ray-like Underwater Robot with Electroactive Polymer Pectoral Fins. IEEE Confrence “Mechatronics and Robotics 2004″ (MechRob04); Aachen, Germany; 13.-15.09.2004. Aachen: Eysoldt, 2004, (2), 241 – 245. www.biorobotics.ttu.ee

Re-enactment of classic Faith No More EPIC video using a robot fish.

This is essex autonomous robotic fish tested in a small swimming tank. There is 3 motors on tail joint. The skin is water proof to protect motors. The name of the fish is G3. This video shows how the fish detect tank wall by IR sensors and change its behaviour to avoid collision. This fish can only swim under water surface by about 6 inches. A float ball is used to keep it floating.

This underwater fish robot prototype is developed in TUT Center for Biorobotics www.biorobotics.ttu.ee.

This miniature autonomous robotic fish is a prototype of a high technology future product. You can go to www.robotswim.com for more informations and more videos.

Here is a video of 7 robots Jessiko V4 during tests. You can find more info at: www.robotswim.com.

Invisible Robot Fish – Smells Like Teen Spirit (Nirvana Cover) live @ Peter-Weiss-Haus, Rostock 26.2.2011