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The North Sea Is the Ultimate Testing Ground for Robotics: Robots and Underwater Drones Are Replacing Divers.

Summary by BNR Nieuwsradio
The North Sea is busier than ever with artificial intelligence and robotics. Where the offshore industry relied for decades on human divers and crew members in dangerous locations, advanced robots are taking over the work. This is reported by Politico. From four-legged ‘robot dogs’ inspecting platforms to underwater drones checking cables, the North Sea has become one of the most important testing grounds for robotics in the world.

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Robotics will play a role as the British Prime Minister decides the future of oil and gas drilling in the North Sea. The post In the air, on the seabed and on the platforms – The North Sea is full of robots appeared first on in.gr.

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The North Sea is busier than ever with artificial intelligence and robotics. Where the offshore industry relied for decades on human divers and crew members in dangerous locations, advanced robots are taking over the work. This is reported by Politico. From four-legged ‘robot dogs’ inspecting platforms to underwater drones checking cables, the North Sea has become one of the most important testing grounds for robotics in the world.

·Amsterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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The North Sea, the center of the UK's oil and gas extraction industry (UK), is a place full of ships, oil platforms and deep drilling facilities. And, again, robot dogs. Such a robot, called "Roberta", is equipped with

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BNR Nieuwsradio broke the news in Amsterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the) on Monday, August 10, 2026.
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