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Researchers develop BlueME antenna to boost underwater robot communication over 700 metres

Researchers have developed BlueME, a low-cost magnetoelectric antenna designed to improve underwater communication between autonomous robots. The technology enables data transmission over distances exceeding 700 metres, overcoming challenges posed by saltwater's interference with wireless signals

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The new device in use. PIC COURTESY/University of Florida

The new device in use. PIC COURTESY/University of Florida

Researchers have developed BlueME, an inexpensive magnetoelectric antenna, to improve underwater robot-to-robot communication in murky or deep waters.

It allows autonomous underwater vehicles to send data over distances exceeding 700 meters. 

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