At Caltech, researchers have turned living jellyfish into low-cost, remotely controlled ocean robots — creating real-life ...

This soft-bodied jellyfish robot has a redox flow battery connected to a tendon that propels it upward through the water. Cornell University. 2 / 4.

The first two robots on display are a modular worm and a jellyfish, designed by the Cornell Engineering labs. The batteries powering these systems utilize embodied energy, “an approach that ...

These enhancements have extended the jellyfish robot’s active period to about 90 minutes, significantly increasing its efficacy and speed. Modular design enhances mobility in Cornell’s worm robot.

They built a jellyfish-inspired, versatile, energy-efficient and nearly noiseless robot they call Jellyfish-Bot. Details about the project were published in April in the peer-reviewed science ...

A modular worm robot and jellyfish demonstrate the benefits of "embodied energy" -- an approach that incorporates power sources into the body of a machine, to reduce its weight and cost.

Robot jellyfish swarms could soon help clean the oceans of plastic. By simulating jellyfish movement with artificial muscles, the robots can safely kick up ocean trash for recycling.

A pplied mathematicians at New York University have fashioned a flying robot out of four carbon fiber wings that beat the air like a jellyfish. Why? Because, they wanted to create the “simplest ...

Building bionic jellyfish for ocean exploration Date: February 29, 2024 Source: California Institute of Technology Summary: Researchers show how biohybrid robots based on jellyfish could be used ...

The flapping motion of a new robotic jellyfish is not only good for propulsion, but it can also draw small bits of debris up from the ocean floor without contact. Such a robot could remove trash ...

WASHINGTON – A new underwater robot inspired by jellyfish runs on renewable energy and could be used in ocean dives for rescue and surveillance. It’s the product of researchers at Virginia ...

When the shape is relaxed, the robot sinks down. Footage of the system in action showcases familiar jellyfish-like movements as it navigates through the water. Image Credits: Cornell University ...