The Intelligent Bionic Shark Will Protect and Help The Marine Ecosystem, Says China

This bionic shark can perform some useful tasks, such as mapping the underwater terrain, checking out the water quality.

China, which claims to be the leader in technology, has yet again shocked the world by merging both marine industry and space technology, thus unveiled the globe’s first intelligent robotic whale shark. The intelligent marine robot has been created by Shenyang Aerospace Xinguang Group, under the Third Academy of China Aerospace Science and Industry Corporation Limited. 

The five-meter-long, 350 Kg robo shark has the ability to move like a real shark with an impeccable precision, teeth, swimming, diving, and floating. Gao Chao, designer of Shenyang Aerospace Xinguang Group’s Underwater Propulsion Technology Research Office said, “This is the largest bionic fish we have studied so far. The whale shark has seven actuated joints, and each joint requires computing, communication, and sensing, which is also our key technology.”

The bionic shark is furnished with some cutting-edge features, which include programmed swimming, wireless remote control, and multi-joint bionic propulsion. These unique features assist the robo shark to move at a speed of 0.7 meters per second and dive to depths of 20 meters. Moreover, there are some in-built sonar technology, sensors, BeiDou navigation satellite system, and cameras. This bionic shark can perform some useful tasks, such as mapping the underwater terrain, checking out the water quality, and it can carry out some other specialized tasks.

Fang Xuelin, assistant director of the Underwater Propulsion Technology Research Office said, “For example, when this robot performs underwater or carries out a task, it will inevitably encounter various obstacles on its route. How to fuse information obtained by multiple sensors is actually a technical difficulty. It can be understood that the brain of a whale shark is a computer.”

- Advertisement -

Compared to the traditional propeller infused underwater robots, this robotic shark with its enclosed design helps in restricting water pollution by reducing the release of harmful chemicals and polluting subjects. Additionally, there is no risk of getting caught in marine obstacles, and reduces dangers to marine ecosystems. After the successful completion and demo of this product, the company has unveiled its further bionic product range to surround dolphins and killer whales.

- Advertisement -
Loading form…

Industry's Buzz

SK Hynix

SK Hynix Backs Optical Interconnects for AI

0
South Korean memory maker backs co-packaged optics to replace copper links and break the 'AI memory wall' in data centres.  South Korean semiconductor giant SK...
Representational image of a satellite

Finnish SAR Imagery Specialist Forms Its India Unit

0
The formation of ICEYE India follows the formation of its German subsidiary last month. The move aims to tap into, what the company describes...
Nexperia

Europe-China Differences Leads to a Split in Nexperia

0
The Dutch chipmaker’s China unit said that a new production line which will produce 12-inch silicon wafer up to 100 percent domestically will be...

Kaynes Technology, BOSGAME Sign MoU To Expand In India

0
The partnership will also explore opportunities for product localisation, value addition, and greater participation in India’s growing electronics ecosystem Kaynes Technology India Limited and BOSGAME...
Piyush Goyal, Minister of Commerce and Industry, Government of India

India, Japan to Deepen Semiconductor and AI Cooperation During Goyal’s Visit 

0
Dedicated semiconductor and AI discussions will anchor Piyush Goyal’s Japan visit, with India seeking greater Japanese investment and technology partnerships. Union Commerce and Industry Minister...

Learn From Leaders

(L-R) Nikesh Gondchawar, Strategic & Technical Advisor – Robotics Manufacturing; Shrikrushna Kakade, Founder Partner; Nikhil Kakade, Senior Technical Advisor – Robotics & Control Systems, SlightGen Solutions LLP

“A Made-In-India Robotic PCB Soldering System That Automates The Through-Hole Soldering Process!” – Shrikrushna...

0
Electronics manufacturing is complex, and automation often comes at a high cost. To bridge this gap and offer a more affordable solution in India,...
Navdeep Narula, Executive Director, Client and Endpoint Solutions, Ingram Micro, India

“Enterprise Computing Is Shifting From CPU to GPU And Now Toward NPU-Based Systems ”...

0
The shift from CPU to GPU to NPU-based computing is redefining today’s enterprise endpoints. In an exclusive conversation, Navdeep Narula from Ingram Micro discusses...

India’s Robotics Push Opens New Hardware Opportunities

0
How do you build India’s physical AI future when critical robot components still come from overseas? Niqo Robotics reveals where the gaps remain.  India’s push...
Gadhadar Reddy, CEO and Founder, NoPo Nanotechnologies

How A Material Thinner Than Human Hair Could Transform EV Batteries And Electronics –...

0
What if a material 200,000 times thinner than a human hair could transform EV batteries, semiconductors, and advanced electronics? NoPo Nanotechnologies is making that...
Raja Rajeev Kumar, Mentor at IIT Startups, Chairman of the Board of Trustees, LaxmiRamaVarma Holdings International, and Founder and CEO, ChromoSoul Ventures

“Build Strong Startups, and Funding Will Follow”- Raja Rajeev Kumar, IIT Startups, LaxmiRamaVarma Holdings...

0
While AI and software startups attract attention and capital, electronics ventures often struggle for both. Raja Rajeev Kumar from IIT Startups, LaxmiRamaVarma Holdings International...

Startups

(L-R) Sri Kusulu Devalla, Co-Founder and Hetendra Singh Rathore, Founder, Segritech

“We don’t just sort fruit; we match every quality grade with the right buyer.”...

0
An agritech startup has developed an AI-powered machine that sorts and grades fruits directly on farms, helping reduce post-harvest losses by connecting produce with...
Akshar Vastarpara, Founder and CEO, Vicharak

“Our SBCs Are Designed As Complete Edge-Computing Platforms That Combine Everything On A Single...

0
An Indian startup builds affordable edge AI boards for robots, drones, and industry, positioning them as Raspberry Pi alternatives. In an EFY interview with...
Dr Naveen Yanduru, CEO, Axiro Semiconductor Private Limited

“India Can Lead In IP—If It BacksIts Own Builders”

0
Axiro Semiconductor designs RF and satellite chips, ships millions worldwide, and retains its startup mindset while tackling complex technical challenges. In a conversation with...
Dr Sanjay Ahuja, Founder and CEO of Cionlabs, India

“We are solving India-specific challenges rather than offering generic ‘black box’ IoT solutions.”

0
From hybrid mesh networking to AI-enabled edge devices, an Indian IoT startup is developing home-grown solutions to improve connectivity, strengthen privacy and support the...
RTLS

Amimotion’s World-Smallest UWB Tags That Give Factories A Digital Nervous System For Physical AI

0
A Bengaluru startup is turning factories into intelligent spaces with tiny UWB tags, AI-powered visibility, and real-time tracking that can automate workflows, improve safety,...