Goldfish Blub Breaks World Record in Motion-Sensing Car

0:00It's March 22nd. This is entertainment and celebrity news today pop culture powered by AI. A goldfish named Blub just set a Guinness World record for the greatest distance covered in a motion sensing vehicle in one minute. His owner, Dutch computer engineer Thomas DeWolf, built a custom car that turns the fishes' swims and a water tank into steering commands for the rest. Wheels. They took the invention to an Italian TV show called Low Show Day Record, where Blub powered through his attempt right in front of the host and a Guinness adjudicator. Thomas created the project to make his routine job more fun and demonstrate cool tech possibilities. Fans watching were thrilled as the car is exact forward and even backed up when needed. In just 60 seconds, Blub traveled 40 feet and 3.46 inches, smashing the old record of about 16 feet by more than double. The adjudicator carefully measured by counting wheel markings on the ground. Thomas celebrated with a certificate in metal for Blub, joking about explaining the

1:03wind to his pet. Looking ahead, he sees potential for this kind of setup to assist folks with mobility issues someday.