This ultra-realistic robotic dolphin is just one "creature" that may end up in a Westworld-esque aquatic theme park in China.

The robot has a swimming number of 0.61, which comes close the value for a real dolphin. This suggests that the designers have successfully captured the key elements needed for efficient high ...

It’s not hard to convince people to want to hang out with a robot dolphin instead of the real thing.

An animatronics firm has designed a life-like robotic dolphin that mimics the animal's movements and sounds - creating the illusion of a live dolphin that humans can interact with.

It can do just about everything a real dolphin can - dive, leap, roll and even hit speeds of up 20mph underwater. The robot dolphin even looks very like its natural namesake. But what is it for ...

Darting around the pool as a group of swimmers stands in the shallow end, the dolphin looks much like those that jump through hoops and perform acrobatics at theme parks.

ROBOT dolphins that offer a cruelty-free way to interact with the super-smart mammals could be making their way to aquariums in China. The animatronic machines look just like real dolphins and can … ...

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Hollywood special effects gurus are developing some-fin special to revamp ailing marine parks – robotic dolphins. Along with animatronics experts they aim to make a lifesize bottlenose dolphin ...

News Science + Tech Environment Would You Swim with a Robot Dolphin? One researcher found it’s fairly easy to convince people to want to hang out with a robot instead of the real thing.

An animatronic dolphin built by Edge Innovations is seen in a tank at the company’s warehouse in Fremont, California. (Reuters) Robot dolphins could come to replace their real-life counterparts ...