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New technology lights way for accelerating coral reef restoration

Researchers developed a single-photon Raman lidar system that operates underwater and can remotely distinguish various substances They demonstrated the system by using it to detect varying thicknesses of gasoline oil in a quartz cell that was 12 meters away from the system in a large pool.

New single-photon Raman lidar can monitor for underwater oil leaks

Oceans to get better protection with connected underwater technology

Researchers have come up with an innovative approach to building deformable underwater robots using simple repeating substructures. The team has demonstrated the new system in two different example configurations, one like an eel, pictured here in the MIT tow tank. Credits:Credit: Courtesy of the researchers

Engineers devise a system to produce efficient aquabots

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