AIMC Topic: Lateral Line System

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MEMS sensors for assessing flow-related control of an underwater biomimetic robotic stingray.

Bioinspiration & biomimetics May 18, 2015
A major difference between manmade underwater robotic vehicles (URVs) and undersea animals is the dense arrays of sensors on the body of the latter which enable them to execute extreme control of their limbs and demonstrate super-maneuverability. The...
Feedback Animals Computer-Aided Design Robotics Equipment Design Ships Biomimetics Rheology Swimming Equipment Failure Analysis Transducers Micro-Electrical-Mechanical Systems Lateral Line System Skates, Fish
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Behavior, Electrophysiology, and Robotics Experiments to Study Lateral Line Sensing in Fishes.

Integrative and comparative biology Nov 1, 2018
The lateral line system is a sensory system unique to fishes and amphibians. It is composed of distributed mechanosensory hair cell organs on the head and body (neuromasts), which are sensitive to pressure gradients and water movements. Over the last...
Animals Robotics Zebrafish Swimming Feedback, Sensory Electrophysiological Phenomena Lateral Line System Mechanoreceptors
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