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Chinese Scientists Built a Stealthy 'Underwater Ghost' for Deep-Sea Surveillance—And It's Not Just for Science
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Chinese Scientists Built a Stealthy 'Underwater Ghost' for Deep-Sea Surveillance—And It's Not Just for Science
A translucent, jellyfish-shaped robot developed by Chinese researchers has quietly made waves across the defense and robotics communities. Nicknamed the “Ghost”, this autonomous underwater device glides silently through water, nearly invisible to the human eye and virtually undetectable by sonar. At just 12 centimeters wide and weighing 56 grams, it’s a small platform with significant implications. The Ghost robot was built by a research team at…
This robot from China looks like a jellyfish and moves like that. It should be suitable for a variety of applications.
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