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Engineer Ryan Strace has released a project promising to simplify motion control, a notoriously difficult area of robotics and camera automation. He explains that motion control is hard to get right and that his solution makes it accessible to hobbyists and professionals without deep engineering expertise. The release has drawn strong engagement, with viewers discussing applications in cinematography, robotics and DIY automation and praising the effort to lower the technical barrier.
- 2MBARI to present research at OCEANS 2026 Monterey▼MBARI shares latest research and technology at OCEANS 2026 Monterey conference
The Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute announced it will share its latest ocean research and technology at the OCEANS 2026 conference in Monterey. The gathering brings together marine scientists, engineers and industry representatives to discuss advances in ocean observation and underwater technology. MBARI, a leading deep-sea research organisation based in California, regularly unveils new robotic and sensing tools at such events.
- 3Oarfish's Joystick-Like Fins May Inspire Underwater Robots▼The Elusive Oarfish Has Joystick-Like Fins That May Inspire Future Underwater Robots
Scientists studying the oarfish, a rarely seen deep-sea fish, have found that its long, joystick-like pelvic fins may help it maneuver in the water. Researchers say the unusual fin design could inspire a new generation of underwater robots capable of precise movement at depth. The finding adds to growing interest in biomimicry for marine robotics.