A simulated water quality detection robot dolphin
A water quality detection and detection sensor technology, applied in the field of bionic robots, can solve problems such as space limitations, high cost, and poor concealment
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[0033] Such as figure 1 , figure 2 and Figure 9 As shown, a simulated water quality detection robot dolphin includes a support frame, a housing, a gyroscope 2, a pectoral fin deflection mechanism, a center of gravity adjustment mechanism, a yaw mechanism, a sinusoidal propulsion mechanism, a pH value detection sensor, a turbidity sensor and a tail fin 12;
[0034] The shell includes a head shell, a body shell and a tail shell, wherein the shell includes a head shell, a body shell, a rubber sleeve and a tail shell, wherein one end of the body shell is fixedly connected to the head shell On, the other end of the body shell and the tail shell are connected by a rubber sleeve, and the tail fin 12 is located at the end of the tail shell;
[0035] The support frame 5 is fixed inside the body shell, and after being fixed, it is equivalent to the body of the dolphin and the head of the dolphin has just been fixed. Add the tail shell. The tail shell is connected with the front ha...
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