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🇨🇳WILD: China unveils a Bionic robot “spy fish” designed to be indistinguishable from real fish. The BG-5, revealed at the CIFTIS expo in Beijing, resembles a golden arowana, swimming autonomously for up to 5 hours while avoiding obstacles and using onboard sonar for underwater surveillance. The robot is designed...

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