The Bluenero is a smart aquarium that lets you spy on your fish

2018-9-6 17:09

Ever had some pet fish? Did you enjoy watching them swim around? Was it calming? Therapeutic? Lovely. But – and I have to ask you this – did you ever wonder what those endlessly moist creatures were up to when you were out of the room? Smoking? Drinking? Having Finding Nemo-style adventures, maybe? Well, wonder no more, because the Bluenero is here.

What on earth is that? It’s a smart fish tank and, according to the company, it’s the first one of its kind “on the market at this moment. ” And that’s… true? Kinda. There are a lot of smart fish…

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