Robot fish could rescue schools of live fish We all know that a
great part of conservation activities is concerned with wildlife
preservation. In this very respect, scientists are conducting
various experiments for opening up newer and more effective
avenues. In one such effort, researchers at NYU-Poly are probing
that biomimetic fish could plausibly be made to lead a school of
live ones away from disaster sites. If this conception could be
transformed into reality, you can well imagine how effective our
disaster management will prove for the wild world. To begin
with, Researchers at the Polytechnic Institute of New York
University conducted a series of experiments to understand the
collective behavior of animals. This would enable them to
decipher the exact mechanism to be integrated into the
biomimetic robots so that they could steer away herds of fish
from the site of environmental disaster. Finally after the
experiments the researchers were able to conclude that the
robotic fish has to mimic the tail prop