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Service Professional Underwater
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359
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Perception and Decision-Making for Underwater Robots, with Brendan Englot
Prof Brendan Englot, from Stevens Institute of Technology, discusses the challenges in perception and decision making for underwater robots - especially in the field.
21 August 2022, by
Lilly Clark
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358
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Underwater Human-Robot Interaction #ICRA2022, with Michael Fulton
Michael Fulton describes his unique robot-to-human communication system using exaggerated body language.
22 July 2022, by
Abate De Mey
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337
podcast
Autonomously Mapping the Seafloor, with Anthony DiMare and Charles Chiau
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bJP6B5jfaOE
Robohub Podcast · Autonomously Mapping the Seafloor
Anthony DiMare and Charles Chiau deep dive into how Bedrock Ocean is innovating in the world of M...
26 August 2021, by
Abate De Mey
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326
podcast
Deep Sea Mining, with Benjamin Pietro Filardo
Robohub Podcast · Deep Sea Mining
In this episode, Abate follows up with Benjamin Pietro Filardo, founder of Pliant Energy Systems and NACROM, the North American Consortium for Responsible Ocean M...
18 January 2021, by
Abate De Mey
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325
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The Advantage of Fins, with Benjamin Pietro Filardo
Robohub Podcast · The Advantage of Fins
Abate interviews Benjamin "Pietro" Filardo, CEO and founder of Pliant Energy Systems. At PES, they developed a novel form of actuation using two undulating ...
16 December 2020, by
Abate De Mey
Robots to the rescue!
This article was first published on the IEC e-tech website.
Rapid advances in technology are revolutionizing the roles of aerial, terrestrial and maritime robotic systems in disaster relief, search...
19 July 2017, by
Peter Feuilherade
Shell Ocean Discovery XPRIZE: Semi-finalists set sail on a journey to illuminate the ocean
We have just taken another momentous step in the journey to unveil the hidden wonders of our own planet!
Since the launch of the Shell Ocean Discovery XPRIZE at the American Geophysical Union Fall ...
22 February 2017, by
Jyotika Virmani
Into the deep: Underwater machines keep an eye on climate change
The shells on crustaceans and molluscs off the Norwegian Atlantic coast are not as thick as they once were. This is because of ocean acidification, where increased carbon dioxide (CO2) in the atmosphe...
26 January 2017, by
Horizon Magazine
All algorithms on deck: Working on robotic ships
By: Jurjen Slump
QR-codes that provide autonomous vessels with traffic information on buoys, ships or port buildings. Algorithms for controlling a ship’s unexpected movements. Fleets of autonomou...
20 December 2016, by
RoboValley
Unmanned and underneath: Stay in the know about underwater drones
Editor's note: This article is adapted from a post from November 2015 and includes recent developments and updated spending figures.
In October 2016, the U.K. Royal Navy hosted Unmanned Warr...
02 November 2016, by
Dan Gettinger
