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Drones and robots are rapidly developing tools that transform inspections, providing access to remote and difficult areas, thereby lowering operational costs and significantly improving worker safety.
The humanoid robots analyzed stand out for their mechanical and cognitive capabilities applied in industrial, social and research contexts.
In recent decades, technology has played a critical role in enhancing exploration efforts and maximizing efficiency in oil reservoir detection.
The demand for automation skills is transforming industrial processes and requires ongoing, tailored technical training.
Aquanaut combines autonomy and advanced manipulation to perform inspections, maintenance, and complex tasks on deep-sea platforms.
It was a manned underwater vehicle designed to conduct research and exploration expeditions in the deep sea.
Drone and robot technology makes it possible to inspect offshore oil platforms safely and continuously, reducing operational risks.
AI improves oil spill detection by providing real-time analysis and alerts to mitigate environmental impacts.