Imagine robotic tuna and dolphins zipping through fish farms like underwater drones—this isn’t sci-fi, it’s reality! 🤯 Researchers at China Agricultural University have developed sleek, AI-powered robo-fish to revolutionize aquaculture, making fish farming smarter and more sustainable. 🐟✨
At Beijing’s National Innovation Center for Digital Fishery, researchers showcased their metallic creations swimming seamlessly in tanks. Liu Jincun, an associate professor, explained the project’s goal: combining bionic design with AI to simplify grueling tasks like net inspections. 💡
Traditional methods require divers to check massive net cages for days, costing time and money. 🌊💸 But with these robo-fish? "We want to make fishermen’s work less difficult," said team veteran Wei Yaoguang, who’s spent 20 years tackling aquaculture challenges. The bots cut labor while boosting precision—think underwater Roomba meets marine biologist! 🤖🔧
The team’s focus on innovation could help meet rising global seafood demand sustainably. 🌍🐋 Who knew robots would be the next big thing in fish farms?
