Engineers at the University of Kitakyushu have built this red snapper robot. Intended for wildlife surveys, this robot sports an array of sensors as well as a hand painted silicon body. It is decidedly more realistic looking than the Robofish and the Essex University robot fish. They say that the life like construction will aid [...]
Filed under: News/Current Affairs, Ryan McCardle | No Comments »
We have just updated our club discounts pages, for Dive Stores and Other Deals. Remember, be friendly and courteous to all of our affiliated stores, these discounts are run on goodwill, and the stores have no obligation to provide the discounts stated here. Also, don’t just hit and run, support your local dive store, and [...]
Filed under: Club News, Photography, Ryan McCardle | No Comments »
Twins, AND four stage bottles hahaha, awesome. Keep an eye on Mike for this one… he might sprain something! EDIT: Dammit, that wasn’t the right video… that was just a lame advert. Oh well.
Filed under: Diving Internationally, Ryan McCardle, Technical Diving | No Comments »
It’s that time of year again, the dive club’s annual FOUNTAIN CRAWL, next week. By now you should have received an email informing you on which day. Each individual will be presented with a bottle of sparkling wine courtesy of AUUC and after consuming it we will go for a frolick through the many fountains [...]
Filed under: Club News, Ryan McCardle | No Comments »
A presentation showing the best bioluminescence I have ever seen, some incredible examples of colour and shape changing by cuttlefish and octopus, and a two-faced squid. Followed the link to this video of a cute little cuttlefish in an aquarium, probably also a very bored little cuttlefish… this was probably the most exciting thing that [...]
Filed under: Miscellaneous, Ryan McCardle | No Comments »
