The application provides a bionic fish multi-degree-of-freedom flexible
tail structure, which comprises a driving
assembly, a shape maintaining shell
assembly and a flexible
skin. The driving
assembly is composed of at least two integrated double-degree-of-freedom motors in series. The output shaft of the transverse rotation degree-of-freedom end of the front motor is connected with the output shaft of the
flapping degree-of-freedom end of the rear motor through a connecting piece. The output shaft of the
flapping degree-of-freedom end of the frontmost motor is rotatably connected with the rear end surface support plate of the
trunk unit through a
trunk unit connecting piece. The output shaft of the transverse rotation degree-of-freedom end of the rearmost motor is rotatably connected with a
tail fin skeleton through a
tail fin connecting piece. The motors and the connecting piece are provided with connecting interfaces of the shape maintaining shell for connecting and fixing the shape maintaining shell at corresponding positions. The flexible
skin is sleeved outside the shape maintaining shell assembly, and the internal contour of the flexible
skin is complementary to the shape of the shape maintaining shell assembly. The application has the advantages of compact structure, large number of
degrees of freedom, small movement resistance and mute characteristics.