Bio-inspired Wire-Driven Fishlike Underwater Robot

Seminar Details

Speaker Ruxu Du, Ph.D., F-SME, F-ASME
Date & Time 2 March, 2016 @ 6:15 pm to 7:15 pm
Venue NUS Faculty of Engineering Lecture Theatre 7 (LT7)

Summary

There will be time for interaction with the speaker at the end of the seminar. Light refreshments will be served.

Please register your attendance at the following link by 26 February 2016:

http://goo.gl/forms/wqp8r570Un

Abstract

Fish-like underwater robot, or simply robot fish, is a topic that has attracted much interest in the recent decade. Fish swimming is a wonder of nature: elegant, fast, agile, and highly efficient. Compared to conventional screw propelled ships, fish is several times more efficient, which motivates scientists and engineers to design and built robot fish for various applications, such as underwater exploration, pollution monitoring, and shipping. This presentation introduces our bio-inspired wire-driven fishlike underwater robot, covering the design, modeling, and optimization, control and experimentation. The presentation will help scientists and engineers to understand the exciting robot fish research and development from theory to practice.

 


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