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The article focused on the development of the Chinese company "Robot Plus Plus," which creates autonomous climbing robots used for dangerous ship maintenance tasks, especially cleaning hulls and removing rust. It explains that these robots cover more than 98% of the ship's structure, increase cleaning efficiency fivefold, and reduce costs by between 30% and 50%. These technologies are part of an effort to expand the use of robots to address challenges posed by the large sizes of ships, which can reach heights of up to 21 meters and extend up to 250 meters, requiring hazardous maintenance. The robots rely on artificial intelligence technologies and are employed in various fields such as welding and non-destructive testing. They have recorded over 100,000 hours of operation across an area exceeding 5,000 square kilometers, contributing to reducing dependence on human labor for dangerous jobs. This comes amid increasing competition in the industrial robot and drone markets.
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