Scientists have discovered that real schools of real fish can be steered along by artificial robot fish. Weird. But the news has big implications for green power production. NYU-Poly’s Dynamical ...

Legislators and privacy advocates have been seriously concerned with unmanned drones taking over the skies and spying on people below. But did they ever think about what autonomous creatures could be ...

Anthony Taormina is an original member of the Game Rant team, having been part of the publication for 15 years. He coordinates content for all facets of the site and manages its social media, PR, and ...

Cultured meat is gaining momentum, with large production facilities under construction and the arduous approval process for the finished products inching forward. Most of the industry’s focus thus far ...

Robotic fish can make real fish like them simply by waving their artificial tails in a special way, researchers say. These droids could lead real fish away from perils such as underwater turbines, and ...

Scientists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Computer Science and Artificial Laboratory (CSAIL) have created a soft, robotic fish that can swim on its own alongside other fish in the ...

Researchers at NYU Polytechnic University have managed to trick live fish into following a robot around. Stefano Marras and Maurizio Porfiri built their fishy robot to mimic as closely as possible the ...

I Build a SpongeBob Table for Real Fish What happens when Bikini Bottom meets real-life DIY? You get this one-of-a-kind build ...

A robotic fish has sailed across an aquatic uncanny valley by tricking real fish into following it upstream. The feat could lead to better understanding of fish behavior and perhaps some means to ...

When we start to follow human-like robots wherever they choose to lead us, we'll know the apocalypse has arrived. For fish, that moment is now. Researchers have built a robot that sort of looks and ...

Robots disguised as animals have come to provide us with unprecedented insights into the natural world, as BBC's incredible wildlife documentaries continue to demonstrate. Now scientists at MIT's ...