“ … a swarm of underwater turbines that behave like schools of fish to capture the shifting current. These autonomous turbines wouldn’t need to be affixed to one spot on the seafloor. Instead, a set of them would be tethered, allowing them to move together. Sensors would let them communicate with each other.”
This sounds quite a bit like the MIT project called Sea Swarm (which was designed to clean oil spills), but in this case the technology is for energy generation.
And the way they’re going to pilot the program is pretty interesting: About 300 Department of...
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