Future Robotics launches domestic 4500m deep-sea robots and shifts to all-electr
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Shandong Future Robotics has deployed two 4500-meter deep-sea robots in the South China Sea, marking a major milestone in domestic deep-sea technology. The robots, fully developed and tested in-house, are now undergoing real-world trials. The company is also advancing its all-electric drive system, a significant shift from traditional hydraulic systems, aiming to enhance efficiency and autonomy in deep-sea operations.
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- Chinese robotics — Company news discoveryFuture Robotics Deploys 4500-Meter Deep-Sea Robots with All-Electric Drive
Shandong Future Robotics has deployed two 4500-meter deep-sea robots in the South China Sea, marking a major milestone in domestic deep-sea technology. The robots, fully developed and tested in-house, are now undergoing real-world trials. The company is also advancing its all-electric drive system, a significant shift from traditional hydraulic systems, aiming to enhance efficiency and autonomy in deep-sea operations.
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