ARIRANG NEWS2015.10.28---水下机器人

ARIRANG NEWS2015.10.28---水下机器人
發佈日期：2015年10月28日
A new robot barely bigger than a smartphone may one day help conserve the world′s oceans. California start up OpenRov′s putting the finishing touches on Trident. The remote－controlled robot gives users a virtual reality experience of life under water.
Company founder′s Eric Stackhole and David Lang say Trident′s becoming popular with the science community as a low－cost research tool.
And while the robot offers no immediate payoff for saving oceans， Lang hopes the experience could draw people into conservation.
″The most important thing and the first thing is that we have to get people to care and I think the way to do that is to allow them to engage.″
That′s what he says Trident′s all about allowing people to explore the ocean for themselves.
The project was launched because Stackhole wanted to find an alleged treasure chest of gold divers were unable to reach. They still haven′t found their gold.
And that′s a glimpse of the world. Have a great night.
一种新的机器人仅比智能手机更大的可能有一天帮助保护世界上的海洋。
加州启动OpenRov的把收​​尾三叉戟。远程控制机器人给用户的生活在水下的虚拟现实体验。
公司创始人埃里克·Stackhole和大卫·朗说，三叉戟的与科学界作为一种低成本的研究工具越来越受欢迎。
虽然机器人没有提供直接的回报拯救海洋，朗希望经验可借鉴的人进入保护。
“最重要的事情，第一件事情就是，我们必须让人们关心，我想做到这一点的办法是让他们参与。”
这就是他说的三叉戟是所有关于让人们探索海洋的自己。
该项目的推出，因为Stackhole想找到黄金潜水员的指控百宝箱无法达成。他们还没有找到他们的黄金。
这就是世界的一瞥。有一个伟大的夜晚。