Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
How do you find a whale when you don’t know where it is? Harvard SEAS faculty member Stephanie Gil explains how autonomous robots use AI, acoustic signals, tag data, and whale surfacing patterns to predict where sperm whales may come up next, so the robots can be in the right place at the right time. The goal: capture rare surface behavior and better understand how whales move, communicate, and interact.
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How do you find a whale when you don’t know where it is? Harvard SEAS faculty member Stephanie Gil explains how autonomous robots use AI, acoustic signals, tag data, and whale surfacing patterns to predict where sperm whales may come up next, so the robots can be in the right place at the right time. The goal: capture rare surface behavior and better understand how whales move, communicate, and interact.
#ai #WhaleWatching #MarineBiology #Robotics #AnimalBehavior #StephanieGil #HarvardSEAS #Robotics #AI #Whales #MachineLearning #YouTubeShorts
