This excavator can handle tools weighing up to 5 tons.
It also comes backed by Hitachi's warranty and service programs.
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A wheeled, two-armed robot called RB-Y1 unveiled
The robot has bimanual capability and advanced mobility features.
Peru’s largest solar plant could start up in 2025
The company responsible for the project has confirmed that it will generate a large number of jobs in the region.
Japanese companies to investigate anti-tip tanks for container ships
Tests have been carried out on scale models of container ships equipped with these tanks.
Stellarator Fusion Breakthrough: Powered by Rare Earth Magnets
This modern version is based on the use of rare earth permanent magnets instead of electromagnets.
LSST Digital Camera to Explore Uncharted Regions of the Universe
It would be able to identify a golf ball from 15 miles away.
European Hyperloop tunnel system tested
The Hyperloop could soon connect Amsterdam to Barcelona, transforming transportation in Europe.
Panasonic & Indian Oil to Boost India’s Lithium-Ion Battery Growth
The objective of this alliance is to meet the growing demand for these batteries in India.
Germany Shuts Down 15 Coal Power Plants: What’s Next?
Economy Minister Robert Habeck pointed out that the plants were redundant elements in the network.
World’s largest solar tower CSP project begins
The initial phase focuses on the installation of the CSP, distinguishing itself as the most significant solar tower construction worldwide.
This mining robot can operate at a depth of 1,000 meters.
Not only can this robot operate in challenging environments, but it could also play a crucial role in space mining.
Puerto Rico’s largest microgrid inaugurated
The infrastructure is capable of producing 5 MW of solar photovoltaic power and more than 1.1 MW of storage capacity.