Los científicos chinos desarrollaron un atún de natación libre #bionic con aleta dorsal plegable para optimizar el diseño de los atunes acuáticos #robots . La aleta puede reducir el movimiento de la cabeza en un 50%, mejorar la aceleración lineal en un 15,7%, aumentar la velocidad angular de giro en un 32,78% y reducir el radio de giro en un 33,13%.
Chinese scientists developed a free-swimming #bionic tuna with foldable dorsal fin to optimize the design of aquatic #robots. The fin can cut head heave by 50%, enhance linear acceleration by 15.7%, augment turning angular velocity by 32.78%, and lower turning radius by 33.13%.
Chinese scientists developed a free-swimming #bionic tuna with foldable dorsal fin to optimize the design of aquatic #robots. The fin can cut head heave by 50%, enhance linear acceleration by 15.7%, augment turning angular velocity by 32.78%, and lower turning radius by 33.13%. pic.twitter.com/XnnorFXxyU
— China Science (@ChinaScience) August 15, 2024
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