Inside Australia’s Project Building Shark-Repellent Surfboard Fins For Surfers
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Researchers in Australia are developing smart surfboard fins embedded with sensors, lights and electromagnetic systems designed to reduce shark encounters without affecting surf performance.
Researchers in Australia are developing smart surfboard fins embedded with sensors, lights and electromagnetic systems designed to reduce shark encounters without affecting surf performance.
Researchers in Australia are developing smart surfboard fins embedded with sensors, lights and electromagnetic systems designed to reduce shark encounters without affecting surf performance.
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