Should The Litter-Bot 1.0 Reduce Marine Circles?

Robots are machines that can be re-programmable and used to solve or perform a specific task that humans are not able to do. The robot that we are using is capable of doing a specific task and being programmable and re-programmable. The robot is able to accomplish many things if you program it right. A specific robot specialized in picking up marine debris from the Eastern Pacific Garbage Patch is called Litter-Bot 1.0. Ultimately, the Litter-Bot 1.0 should undertake the task of removing the litter of the Eastern Pacific Garbage Patch, improve the quality of life, and the Redbot should affect the political, economic, and social conclusions or outcomes. Litter-Bot 1.0, is a robot that is programmed and designed to help pick marine debris or litter beneath or on the water surface. Litter-Bot 1.0 is placed in the Eastern Pacific Garbage Patch. The Eastern Pacific Garbage Patch is located in the North Pacific Subtropical Convergence Zone. The litter is on the surface of the water. There will be a coder on the boat
This is true because if the fish eat the litter mistaking it for their food then they will have chemicals or the litter still in their digestive system or stomach. After that, if somebody kills the fish and then eat it, then the “eaters” will have the litter or chemicals and then the consumer(s) may die. Another reason is that if the animals eat the marine debris, then they may die from the chemicals, they may be strangled, or if they survive, they may be disfigured. Also, Litter-Bot 1.0 helps the habitat by getting the litter that could harm, destroy, or both. Litter-Bot 1.0 gets the marine debris from the habitat, then the animals can be safe and healthy and if people eat these safe and healthy fish then the people are also happy, safe, and healthy. Therefore, Litter-Bot 1.0 improves the quality of life for animals, habitats, and