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California State University Long Beach scientists are creating a solar-powered shark-surveillance robot to enhance safety during the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics. The robot will patrol coastal waters, providing real-time data to lifeguards about shark presence. While the project faces funding challenges and requires further development, it aims to improve beach safety for athletes and visitors.
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California State University Long Beach scientists are creating a solar-powered shark-surveillance robot to enhance safety during the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics. The robot will patrol coastal waters, providing real-time data to lifeguards about shark presence. While the project faces funding challenges and requires further development, it aims to improve beach safety for athletes and visitors.
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California scientists developing shark-spotting robot ahead of 2028 Los Angeles Olympics
California scientists develop shark-surveillance robot for 2028 Olympics