Shoal - Intelligent Robotic Fish Detect Pollution & Chemical waste
Shoal
Intelligent Robotic Fish Detect Pollution & Chemical waste
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Currently, robots represent one of the greatest allies to address all kinds of problems that humanity must face because they offer us great help in situations that many times we can not control. The issue of pollution is one of those issues so today I want to present a robot that is able to detect pollution in the water.
Shoal is a robot that has the shape of a big fish and has a system of sensors and radars that can detect and take samples of contamination and chemical waste.
In addition to its oxygen and salinity monitoring capabilities, shoal has an interchangeable sensor unit which can detect a variety of harmful chemicals and heavy metals like copper and lead.
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Shoal will be constantly analyzing and taking samples of the composition of the water in order to detect any possible chemical contaminant.
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Hunter: @anomalogy
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I dont usuallyy like robot usage in all business models but while fighting with pollution is amazing place for using robots it can help the overcome the water pollution. Thanks for sharing and happy hunting.
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Early detection will indeed help to prevent a bigger and more dangerous impact.
Cool yellow fish, thanks for this new insight about Shoal.
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:point_right:I'm sure your hunt is "Undervalued". So i decided to give support. I hope it will be at least on top 100 today:point_left:
This is something useful, maybe we need this for our lake / harbor, or place with dangerous chemical waste. Early detection means faster rescue.
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