WAKULLA COUNTY, FL — Sunfish, the autonomous 3D mapping robot that has charted 45 miles of the Wakulla Springs cave system, is coming to the Wakulla Environmental Institute — and the public is invited to meet it.
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The Friends of Wakulla Springs, FSU, and Sunfish are hosting the event on July 10 from 1 to 5 p.m. at the Wakulla Environmental Institute. Organizers say the event is open to everyone of every age.
The goal of the event is to shine a light on the science behind the research and how it works to help local waterways.
Ming Ye, the principal investigator for the research, said the goal of the research is to study the groundwater sources and how water flows in the Wakulla Springs Basin.
I first introduced you to Sunfish back in May, when the robot was actively mapping the cave system in the area.
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