The invention belongs to the field of
underwater bionic robots, and relates to a water-air cross-medium bionic
robot which comprises a shell, a reciprocating swing mechanism, a wing module, a pelvic fin module and a
control system, the shell comprises a front-end shell and a rear-end
tail, the front-end shell is connected with the rear-end
tail through the reciprocating swing mechanism, and the front-end shell is connected with the rear-end
tail through the reciprocating swing mechanism. The wing module is installed at the top of the upper portion of the front-end shell, the pelvic fin module is installed on the rear side of the lower portion of the front-end shell, and the
control system is installed in the front-end shell and connected with the reciprocating swing mechanism through a
signal line to control the reciprocating swing mechanism to rotate so as to drive the tail of the rear end to swing to conduct
cruise propelling and control the pelvic fin module to rotate to dive upwards and float downwards. The wing modules are controlled to be opened and closed to achieve water breaking gliding. The
robot is compact in structure, small in size and light in weight, can achieve various motion postures in air and water, can meet application scenes in various environments, and particularly has high adaptability in the aspects of water-air cross-medium information collection and sending, information exploration and the like.