fish-otter-1

grabcad

So: I'm currently trying to construct a diving robot - to our new farms - and the water basins with all the fish!Now this is a little tricky - because I know what I want - but I don't know how I can use CAD to create the most realistic, natural animal shape possible that is at home in nature both on land and in water !So I thought about an involuntary holiday acquaintance - an otter who didn't let me bother him at all - I was sitting there fishing in the forest on the coast.the new farms:farm for pangasius and ducksThe problem is not only that I have no experience with free-form surface constructions - and on the other hand: I may have to implement specifications that limit me somewhat in terms of technology!I would like to create a construction through the eyes of an artificial otter - which, as we know, has two eyes - using special technology, i.e. two purchased mini cameras that are not so comfortable and not so powerful - and are certainly not compatible with anything. which enables me to get by without film cards, without the integrated battery solution. So I want to realize wireless data transmission and also wireless transmission of electrical current via laser diodes!An integrated small hydrogen cell - under the spine towards the abdominal cavity - is intended to help generate the required electrical current to generate the low voltages.We have provided a sonar for orientation in the environment: all the smallest components.I've attached a few pictures: of the two eye cameras and of the desired otters - and I think I'll start by constructing the otter's skull - in the first part.why do I need a robot?Now, if, as planned, 400,000 fish are to be raised in the oval round tank of the new farm, I also need an insight into what is happening in the tank with regard to the breeding process and the documentation of the processes in the oval round tank.The fish swim around endlessly in circles and eat endlessly - and some of the fish in the middle zone, where the water flows calmly, do not spawn quickly - like in the oval - and so they lay eggs on the plants there!This is under development - so it's not finished, it will continue to be completed!stp, igs, stl, jpg, pdf