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Robotic fish swim and turn in a test pool, with articulated tail movement and separate model and control-station references.
THE PRODUCT IN MOTION
See it work.
A 24-second edited pool demonstration showing dark and pale robotic fish in motion.
Video & text guideTHE ACTIVITY & MECHANISM
Swimming and turning through tail movement
The pool footage shows articulated tails moving as robotic fish swim and turn. This links an observable body movement with a changing route through water. Separate model and control-station photographs broaden the exhibit reference, but do not establish a particular visitor control mapping, autonomy level or swimming performance.
- 01
Swimming in the test pool
Fish move through the water so the body and tail action can be observed in the pool setting.
- 02
Turning and tail movement
Changing direction makes the articulated tail action visible from different angles.
- 03
Compare the physical references
The product page adds model, control-station and test-pool photographs to the moving demonstration.
Details to discuss
- Fish form, appearance and the intended demonstration
- Pool dimensions, water conditions and the control approach
- Operating supervision, servicing and retrieval access
REFERENCE & PROJECT SCOPE
Reference specifications.
Use the reference dimensions and operating information to plan the exhibit. The agreed project drawings define the supplied configuration, installation interfaces and service access.
- L × W × H
- 520 × 217 × 161 mm
- Exhibit theme
- Robotic model
- Visitor activity
- Swimming in the test pool · Turning and tail movement · Compare the physical references
- Power & supply
- Confirm whether this configuration requires power. Powered versions can be specified for 110/220 V AC and 50/60 Hz.
- Configuration options
- Appearance, interpretation language, controls and installation arrangement by project agreement
- Daily operating schedule
- 8 hours per day
- Scheduled maintenance
- Every 30 days
- Factory dispatch lead time
- 30–120 calendar days after design approval and receipt of the deposit. Transit time is additional.
- Minimum custom order
- One exhibit
Dimensions refer to the illustrated fish version. Pool dimensions, controls, water conditions and service access are specified for the individual installation.
Customisation, installation & support
- 01Fish & movement
- Define the intended appearance, swimming action and what visitors should be able to observe.
- 02Pool conditions
- Share the pool plan, depth, water conditions, viewing positions and available access.
- 03Control approach
- Discuss operator or visitor involvement and the intended control sequence for the installation.
- 04Operation & upkeep
- Review supervision, retrieval, service access and the routine checks needed for the agreed system.
BEFORE AN ENQUIRY
Questions & support.
24 months of complimentary spare-parts support, remote technical guidance and long-term after-sales support. Exhibit Engineers pays the shipping cost of complimentary spare parts during the 24-month support period.
Explore the supportDelivery, installation & after-sales terms
- Payment
- A 50% deposit is payable after the contract is signed. The remaining balance is paid after acceptance and before dispatch, so full payment is received before dispatch. Payment methods are agreed in the contract.
- Packaging & transport
- Metal shipping cases or multilayer wood-panel shipping cases. Transport arrangements and costs are agreed to suit the project.
- Materials & painted finish
- Common material options include Q235 steel, stainless steel, aluminium alloy, PVC, acrylic, engineering plastics. The combination is selected for each configuration. Marine anti-corrosion paint with a piano-gloss automotive paint finish. Applied to painted parts.
- Typical power · powered versions
- Standard products: 100–500 W; oversized installations: 1,000–5,000 W. Typical ranges for powered versions. Confirm the selected model and final connected load.
- Product maintenance
- Include drive, moving-part clearances, guards and accessible fasteners in the inspection checklist.
- Installation & training
- Complimentary training is available on site or remotely, according to project needs. If installation or on-site after-sales service is not included in the product price, the customer pays the actual travel expenses incurred, unless the contract provides otherwise.
- Factory acceptance & handover
- Mid-production and pre-dispatch checks are provided. Factory acceptance can take place in person at the factory or through acceptance videos. Installation and operating videos, written installation and operating instructions, drawings and a spare-parts list are provided.
- Complimentary parts
- 24 months of complimentary spare-parts support, starting when the exhibit is handed over for use. Covers faults not caused by the user. User-caused or deliberate damage is excluded. Exhibit Engineers pays the shipping cost of complimentary spare parts during the 24-month support period.
- Warranty & repair labour
- The whole-exhibit warranty period and repair labour scope and charges are agreed in the contract.
Can we discuss a prototype or sample for a custom version?
Yes. Prototype testing and sample fabrication are available for custom projects. Discuss which functions or features you need to review for your version. The scope, cost and schedule are agreed for the project.
How prototype testing & samples workWhat does this installation show?
The pool footage shows articulated tails moving as robotic fish swim and turn. This links an observable body movement with a changing route through water. Separate model and control-station photographs broaden the exhibit reference, but do not establish a particular visitor control mapping, autonomy level or swimming performance.
Does the footage show an autonomous research robot?
It shows robotic fish moving in a test pool. Autonomous navigation, research sensing and other functions are not established by this footage; discuss the control method required for your project.
What do you need to assess our pool?
A plan or photographs, pool dimensions and depth, the water environment, visitor viewing positions and access for operation and retrieval are useful first inputs.
What do the images and videos show?
The gallery labels photographs, video frames, renderings and the dimension drawing. Physical footage is identified separately.
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FROM CONCEPT TO TURNKEY DELIVERY
Start with a reference. Shape your version.
Share the exhibit name, intended users and a plan or description of your setting. We can work through the experience and practical scope.