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Meet Gilbert: The robotic fish designed to help clean plastic from our waterways
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3D robot fish designed by student sucks microplastics from waterways
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Chinese Scientists Unveil Fish-Like Robot for Deep-Sea Exploration
Soft robotic fish swims alongside real ones in coral reefs | MIT News | Massachusetts Institute of Technology
