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Towable sensor free-falls to measure vertical slices of ocean conditions
Windmill Software
Underwater robotic gliders measure ocean sound levels
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No batteries needed for underwater exploration
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Marine Skin tagging system dives deeper
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Seals to keep watch on remote Antarctic glacier
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Swimming fish may improve the design of robots
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Wireless communication breaks air-water boundary
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Underwater sensing with light and sound
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Seal whiskers inspire vortex sensor
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Simple system to locate marine mammals
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