Technology Based on Octopus Physiology Allows For Fast Underwater Travel
This device uses the same propulsion method as octopi, filling itself with water and forcing it out of itself at high speeds. The machine currently is clocked at going from zero to 60 mph in 1 second. Theoretically, larger models would accelerate even more quickly.
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