Apr 02
Scientists are planning to launch robotic fish off the port of Gijon (North Spain) to detect pollution levels in the sea. The fish are remarkably life-like and can remain underwater for several hours.
Each robotic fish measures about 1.5 m in length and has cost some Rs. 14.9 lakh to make. These robotic fish will collect data and transmit it using Wi-Fi technology. They are battery operated and are designed to get back to their charging stations every 8 hours or so to recharge their batteries…sounds straight out of a sci-fi movie!
Tags: environment conservation, Pollution, save nature, science & technology, underwater world, Water Conservation
April 15th, 2009 at 9:09 am
Future Provision of water is also depends on the safety of our water resources. Which are in danger due to pollution caused by industries and other sources. I think you should consider recycling of Industrial water. There many Industrial water treatment consultant including JNB who are providing great services.