In the heart of Guangdong Intelligent Robotics Institute's testing pool, a bright yellow underwater robot dances through the water like a subaquatic sprite 🤖. This cutting-edge machine is designed to tackle complex underwater tasks, featuring omnidirectional movement and an AI detection mode that makes exploring the deep safer and more efficient.
The robot can move vertically, horizontally, and turn with precision — plus, it can hover steadily for extended observations. With the ability to reach depths of up to 400 meters and a horizontal range of 1,000 meters, it’s set to transform underwater facility inspections and precision operations, overcoming the limitations of traditional manual work.
Hu Gangyi, the general managing director, explained, "Our underwater robot is built for tasks like underwater facility inspection and precision operations. It overcomes the depth, duration and safety limitations of traditional manual underwater work, significantly improving both efficiency and operational security."
The breakthrough is further boosted by the robust industrial and financial ecosystem of the Greater Bay Area. Local manufacturing strength, advanced supply chains, and strong investment channels have accelerated the commercialization of innovative research 🚀.
For tech-savvy young professionals and enthusiasts in South and Southeast Asia, developments like this remind us that the world beneath the surface is brimming with untapped potential. Stay curious and keep exploring!
Reference(s):
cgtn.com
