Robotic Fish Feeder, Because I’m Too Lazy
If you’ve got a big pond or lake with fish just swimmingly enjoying life, you may ask yourself why you have to be the one doing all the work. Fish have it made! They just swim and eat. The FIFER robot makes feeding one less item you need to worry about on your day to day tasks.
The floating feeder, planter module calculates the density of fish in water. It then dispenses the right amount of food but before doing so, it sends out sounds waves. The shoal soon associates the sound waves with food and before you know it, trained fish!
It goes one step further tho. The plant on top serves a purpose by symbiotically growing to represent the health of your fish. A great tool for organic fisherman who need an easy way to farm and monitor their investments. Unfortunately the same technology does not work for humans.
Designer: Ran Xiangfei




















14 Comments »
LC says
nothing related to this design, just wanted to tell you guys (Yanko Design) I missed you guys a lot when you did not post last Friday! The expression is so true “You don’t know what you’ve got til it’s gone.”
Michelle says
I don’t have any fish but I want one of these just because it looks so stylish. Maybe I could use it to keep the bath healthy…
carl says
How does the fish food leave the product without it all becoming wet? wet fish food easily rots and pollutes the water.?
How is this item powered/recharged?
If, and i mean IF it can work i can see it being sold through innovations magazine.. (and thats not a good thing).
eric says
if you are going to put text to describe the design in english, maybe it should be coherent?
Lim says
Hmm… There is definetly a market for this product, not yet to mention abput cost, but i would presume this concept rather similar to
http://www.slipperybrick.com/wp-content/uploads/2007/08/irobot-roomba-560.jpg
Where the intelligence of the technology does the work. But i agree with Carl, the food dispensing seems will be a problem. Maybe the food can be dispense like a fountain, rather then goes trough below.
Lolly says
THIS IS SO GR8,,I LIKE IT SO MUCH
THANKS
chris2046 says
it migth be good for the home fish tank. but not for the fish farmer,
have you study how do they work daily? or just becoz you want to be lazy ,therefore this is your solution?
Making something look nice and automatic is not a proper to solving problem.
I like the outlook but not the solution.
paul sandip says
definitely a fresh thought….i quite like it.
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