Scientists in America have created a robot that they say can dive up to one kilometre (0.6 miles) underwater! The robot, called OceanOneK, has a human-like top half of its body including arms ...

Stanford's humanoid robot explores an abandoned shipwreck by Stanford on YouTube. STANFORD -- A robot created at Stanford University is diving down to shipwrecks and sunken planes in a way that ...

A diving robot explores shipwrecks and sunken planes in a way that humans can’t. But OceanOneK’s 3D vision and touch-based feedback allows people to feel like they’re underwater with the robot.

A human operator outside the water uses free-moving joysticks to direct the robot and move its arms, while the stereoscopic cameras provide a three-dimensional view of the underwater landscape ...

In short, the robot makes for a much more immersive diving experience compared to more conventional, remotely operated underwater vehicles (ROVs). At depths human divers could only dream of ...

Humanoid diving robot explores shipwrecks on the bottom of the ocean. By CNN. July 30, 2022. Share. Humanoid Submarine Robot. Ocean One^k, pool test ... Creating an underwater robot ...

This humanoid robot has an impressive capability of diving up to one kilometer (0.6 miles) underwater. The robot, known as OceanOneK, features a portion of its body that resembles a human ...

Dive into the world of underwater exploration, and you’ll find a new player making waves: HERO-BLUE. This isn’t your average remotely operated vehicle (ROV); it’s an innovative robot ...

The manta ray-inspired design greatly enhanced the stability, efficiency and flexibility of humanoid robots underwater. Unlike traditional propeller-driven submersibles, fish-shaped ones minimize ...