May Fewer Divers Go Down, They Want Robots to Dive

The article explores the reduction in the number of divers in China's underwater engineering field, the growing technological gap, and the necessity of using robots to perform complex underwater tasks. By introducing the working environment of divers, technical challenges, and industry status, the article highlights the potential applications of underwater robots in tasks such as adhesion, drilling, and cutting. It also describes the progress of Qianjiang Technology in the development of underwater robots, including their technical approach from inspection to multi-process integration, as well as their future role in underwater maintenance.