Saipem's innovative underwater intervention drone, Hydrone-R, has successfully completed an autonomous survey mission in the Arctic coral region of Njord, Norway. This groundbreaking operation, which took place recently, marked a significant advancement in underwater robotics as the drone operated independently, without the need for cables or surface support. The mission aims to enhance the understanding and protection of marine ecosystems, highlighting the potential of advanced technology in environmental conservation efforts.
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Original from ROVplanet.com: Saipem’s underwater drone Hydrone-R performs autonomous mission in the Arctic coral area in Norway
Saipem’s underwater drone Hydrone-R performs autonomous mission in the Arctic coral area in Norway
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