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Underwater moving object detection using superficial electromagnetic flow velometer array-based artificial lateral line system

Wang et al., 2024

Document ID
464254533470089645
Author
Wang Z
Wang S
Wang X
Luo X
Publication year
Publication venue
IEEE Sensors Journal

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Inspired by the flow perception ability of underwater organisms' lateral line system (LLS), recently, the artificial lateral line system (ALLS) has shown highly competitive application prospects in AUVs. However, the existing ALLS contains lots of movable parts, which are …
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