Man-size jellyfish robot could ply the high seas

Friday, March 29, 2013 - 13:30 in Biology & Nature

By Jeanna BrynerLiveScience A giant, slimy, tentacled robot modeled after one of the world's largest jellyfish could be a precursor to self-powered, autonomous robots that monitor the seas, map the seafloor and even reveal secrets of marine life, engineers say.Dubbed Cyro, the newly unveiled robotic jellyfish is a scaled-up version of another mechanical swimmer, this one the size of a human hand, ...

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