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- Wave Glider SV3: Liquid Robotics Unveils Faster, More Powerful Wave and Solar-Powered Robot Wed, 10 Apr 13, 7:00amWe’ve been following Liquid Robotics’ solar and wave-powered robot here at Inhabitat for some time as it's gone from tracking great white sharks and hurricanes to making a record-breaking trip across the Pacific...
- Wave-Powered Robot Completes Record-Setting 9,000-Mile Journey Across the Ocean Fri, 7 Dec 12, 3:25amLiquid Robotics, a Silicon Valley startup behind the surfboard-sized robots known as Wave Gliders, announced today that the Papa Mau robot completed a record-breaking 9,000 mile trip across the Pacific Ocean from California...
- Solar-Powered Wave Glider Robot Used To Collect Hurricane Issac Data Wed, 5 Sep 12, 1:35amA few days ago, we reported how the Wave Glider—a self-propelled, solar and wave-powered robot designed by Liquid Robotics—had been deployed to track great white sharks in the Pacific Ocean...
- Solar-Powered Wave Glider Robot Deployed To Track Great White Sharks in the Pacific Ocean Mon, 20 Aug 12, 11:29pmThe Wave Glider—a self-propelled, solar and wave-powered robot designed by Liquid Robotics—has been deployed to track Great White Sharks in the Pacific Ocean...
- PacX Wave-Powered Robots Set World Distance Record While Studying the Health of the Ocean Sat, 17 Mar 12, 3:15amIf you thought there could be nothing better than a world-record-setting wave-powered nautical robot, you were wrong. The PacX Wave Glider team of robots is all of those things – and they’re on a mission to save...
- Wave and Solar-Powered Robot Receives $22 Million in Funding Fri, 10 Jun 11, 7:21amThe Wave Glider is a solar and wave-powered robot designed by Liquid Robotics to serve as a platform for ocean observation, data collection, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance...
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