Goldfish controls its Robotic Tank

We love this story! Students in a Build18 contest at Carnegie Mellon University built a robotic fish tank. Its inhabitant, a goldfish, controls the speed and direction of the robotic tank by swimming around. The tank then moves in the same direction as the fish:

Just Keep Swimming

Live from WA’s Bremer Bay canyon

Check out the incredible daily live video feeds from the Schmidt Ocean Institute‘s ROV SuBastian while exploring Bremer Bay canyon off Western Australia and collecting samples at depths of 800m to 3000m:

https://www.facebook.com/SchmidtOcean/videos/817216492111235/UzpfSTE0MzE3NzY5MTM2MTcwMDc6MjYwNDM5ODc0NjM1NDgxMg/

Social Manta Rays

Researchers from Macquarie University have found that reef manta rays make friends and have social communities. There is so much we don’t know about marine life…

ROV to explore off Western Australia

A very exciting collaboration between the Oceans Institute, University of Western Australia and the Schmidt Ocean Institute (SOI) will use an ROV from RV Falkor to explore deep sea canyons off Western Australia. To share the excitement of the team’s finds, local schools in WA have been invited to participate in live-feeds from RV Falkor between 26Jan and 26Feb 2020.

Full articles at: UWA News 21jan20 and ABCNews 29jan20

Tour of the Schmidt Ocean Institute’s ROV SuBastian