Remote robotics transforms nuclear decommissioning operations at Sellafield
The team used Boston Dynamics' Spot robot, designed to perform remote inspections and cleaning work in hazardous environments.
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Bluestream will modernize the anti-corrosion system at the SylWin Alpha converter station in Germany.
The company will use a vessel with a foot access system, specialized divers, and an ROV equipped with high-precision tools.
The Atlas robot surprises again by executing difficult movements perfectly.
Its advanced control algorithms allow the robot to plan complex whole-body movements taking into account the environment.
First train of the Corpus Christi Liquefaction Project completed
First LNG production from Train 1 was achieved in December 2024, and the first shipment was loaded in February 2025.
H2SITE and Snam advance the separation of hydrogen and natural gas
The joint project will create the world's largest facility capable of separating low-concentration hydrogen.
Langh Ship received the first of three 1,200 TEU container vessels
The boat is equipped with a low-speed, two-stroke engine optimized to reduce fuel consumption.
Company acquires hybrid solar and battery storage project in Australia
The project has a total capacity of 190 MW, enough to power 80,000 homes in Victoria.
Company obtains key patent for solar panel recycling
Among the plans is a facility in New South Wales capable of recycling up to 500,000 solar panels per year.
Wagenborg successfully transports the stern of Europe’s first offshore CO2 vessel
The vessel is expected to be launched in mid-May.
Figure AI launches BotQ, the factory where 12,000 robots will be built per year.
The facility will use humanoids to make the robots.
The world’s first 3D-printed railway station will be built in Japan in just six hours.
The station building will have a surface area of less than 10 square meters and will be made of reinforced concrete.
AT2 Aerospace and Straightline Aviation advance sustainable aviation with a hybrid airship
The airship can land without the need for traditional infrastructure thanks to its air cushioning system.