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Aquatic Robot Fuelled by Hydrogen Invented

March 26, 2012March 27, 2012byTadias Magazine

BBC News

Engineers in the US say they have invented a hydrogen-powered robot that moves through water like a jellyfish.

Development of the robot, nicknamed Robojelly, is in the early stages but researchers hope it could eventually be used in underwater rescue operations.

Read more at BBC.com.

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