Robofish: create your robot fish with Arduino

We introduce you a robot fish that is able to swim and recognize tank edges and obstacles. We’ll find out how we can easily create it with common insulating material and a few servo motor controlled by Arduino.

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Filed under: arduino,robotics — by adafruit, posted February 28, 2013 at 8:42 am

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1 Comment

  1. Nice job!

    This is a weekend project I did on 2009.
    It is Microchip pic based.

    ROBOTIC FISH -OUT OF THE WATER
    http://youtu.be/haJMsdAec6U

    Swimming
    http://youtu.be/TJ092I0Ykh8

    Robotic Fish on a plate –
    http://youtu.be/cqf_gZafuOw
    and a "small" walking robot I was involved in
    http://youtu.be/yJsXccqoDsg

    for more info and some other projects you are invited to my site
    http://www.quickest-owl.com

    Amnon

    Comment by Amnon — February 28, 2013 @ 1:24 pm

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