Awesome. It looks so cool in the sea. Would be awesome to be an exploration bot. Needs hydrodynamics bubble for front and cone for tail, possibly a rudder/vertical fin for added stability.
This is awesome!!!! What is the wireless communication module that you used to communicate the arduino under water? Please help I am working on a submarine drone
GREAT! Now it just needs an internal tank (or bladder) piped to, two Arduino controlled valves where one is fed from some compressed gas and it should be good to go deep or surface. Maybe you could even save one of those valves and just "crack" water into 2H and O with electrodes to make that gas on demand! The biggest challenge will be to make it pop up out of the water, and then fly!
Συγχαρητήρια για το έργο σας! Εξελίξτε το όσο δεν φτάνει η φαντασία μας!!
Θα μας φανεί χρήσιμο στο μέλλον, για να εξερευνήσουμε την Ελλάδα μας!!
Υπέροχη εργασία! Συγχαρητήρια στο επιστημονικό προσωπικό και εις ανώτερα!
Awesome. It looks so cool in the sea. Would be awesome to be an exploration bot. Needs hydrodynamics bubble for front and cone for tail, possibly a rudder/vertical fin for added stability.
That is so awesome!
well done guys!
Nice! work.
from which fish the device was inspired from
2:24 that's so awesome
This is awesome!!!! What is the wireless communication module that you used to communicate the arduino under water? Please help I am working on a submarine drone
It's kinda cute. Try adding more segments! I bet you'd get some interesting results!
how is the vehicle made neutrally buoyant and how is the vehicle changing its depth inside water?
What is the logic or principle behind this?
Which servo have you used? Can you let me know ?
plans please?
How energy efficient is this?
good job
Great work! :-)
how can I access the documents related to this robot
hello! I am interested too, did you manage to get them?
heres some info blog.arduino.cc/2015/11/25/fin-propelled-underwater-robot-prototype/
GREAT! Now it just needs an internal tank (or bladder) piped to, two Arduino controlled valves where one is fed from some compressed gas and it should be good to go deep or surface. Maybe you could even save one of those valves and just "crack" water into 2H and O with electrodes to make that gas on demand! The biggest challenge will be to make it pop up out of the water, and then fly!
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