Dallas-based entrepreneur Raul Chacon has invented Nano Lure, an ingenious robotic fish bait gadget. The bait, which looks like a fish, is equipped with two triple-pronged hooks at the bottom, and an eyelet through which fishing like can be attached to its fin.
The Nano Lure is embedded with a sensor that activates upon contact with water. The sensor works with electromagnets on the fish to give the robotic fish bait a natural, fish-like flapping motion. The robotic fish even automatically switches between slow, medium and fast swimming cycles.
Chacon is currently running a Kickstarter campaign to raise funds for mass-producing the Nano Lure. A $22 pledge is all it takes to land one if and when the campaign's fundraising goal is met.
What's Driving This Trend
- Robotic Fishing Bait
- The advancement of realistic robotic fishing bait presents opportunities for disruptive innovation in the fishing industry.
- Sensor-activated Fishing Bait
- Sensor-activated fishing bait technology has the potential to revolutionize the way we fish and provide opportunities for disruption in the outdoor recreation industry.
- Artificially Intelligent Fishing Bait
- Artificially intelligent fishing bait has the potential to improve fishing efficiency and provide opportunities for disruption in the fishing industry.
Who This Affects Most
- Fishing Equipment
- The development of robotic fishing bait technology presents an opportunity for innovation in the fishing equipment industry.
- Outdoor Recreation
- Sensor-activated fishing bait technology presents opportunities for innovation in the outdoor recreation industry, particularly in fishing and water sports.
- Robotics
- The advancement of realistic robotic fishing bait presents opportunities for disruption in the robotics industry, particularly in the development of AI and sensor technology in robotics.
