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| Customer Rating | 3.4 out of 5 stars (179) |
| Price | $1499 |
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How long do robot fish last?
The team calculated that the robot would be able to function for 37 hours without requiring recharging.
What is the purpose of the robo fish?
It is intended to have a broad range of uses, including seabed exploration, detection of leaks in oil pipelines, sea life exploration, and spying. The Jessiko is an underwater robot created by French start-up company Robotswim. It is only 22 cm long, making it one of the smallest robotic fish in the world.
Who makes robo fish?
Zuru
RoboFish swims to shelves in January 2021. The toy fish became a sensation and captured the imagination of both kids and adults when it was first released by Zuru in 2012. It was one of the fastest-selling toys globally with more than 15 million units sold in its first year.
Does a robo fish need batteries?
PACKAGE INCLUDES: 2 x Robo Fish, 1 x Instruction Manual. Batteries included. ZURU ROBO ALIVE: Robo Alive features functioning robotic pets, that move and act like they’re real!…Product information.
| Product Dimensions | 2.76 x 2.76 x 2.76 inches |
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| Batteries | 2 LR44 batteries required. (included) |
Can Robo alive fish go in water?
The new ZURU Robo Fish by Robo Alive are the most iconic real – life robotic swimming pets ever! Drop them in water and watch them swim in 5 different directions and dive up to 6ft as Robo Fish’s water activated technology bring these fish to life like magic!
How do you activate Robo Fish?
Drop them in water and watch them swim in 5 different directions and dive up to 6ft as Robo Fish’s water activated technology bring these fish to life like magic! There are 6 colors to collect, and they even have water activated color change!
When was SoFi The robotic fish made?
2014
MIT has been developing soft robot fish for years. Here’s a look back at a different soft robot fish MIT developed in 2014 that was powered by carbon dioxide. The robot fish consisted of a hard control module that stores the electronics and a carbon dioxide canister in its head and abdomen.