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Los científicos prevén un «Internet de los océanos», con sensores y vehículos autónomos capaces de explorar las profundidades marinas y vigilar sus constantes vitales

  • Written by Peter de Menocal, Director, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
Los científicos prevén un «Internet de los océanos», con sensores y vehículos autónomos capaces de explorar las profundidades marinas y vigilar sus constantes vitalesUn gran robot, cargado de sensores y cámaras, diseñado para explorar la zona crepuscular del océano.Marine Imaging Technologies, LLC © Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution

Muy por debajo de la superficie del océano, la luz se desvanece en una zona crepuscular donde migran ballenas y peces y llueven algas muertas y...

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