Meet Oystamaran, MIT’s oyster-flipping robot

oystamaran robot from MIT

Employees at Ward Aquafarms in Cape Cod frequently undergo the monumental task of overturning thousands of floating mesh bags of oysters. Farmworkers kayak out to the bags, which can weigh up to 70 lb, and flip each one by hand.

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