uOne: a hybrid robot for underwater inspection operations
It can operate autonomously with a load capacity of 5 kg and a speed of up to 3 knots.
Isbel Lázaro
Industrial engineer, entrepreneur and copywriter with several years of experience in the digital world. A fan of reading and creative writing. Isbel has always been fascinated by topics related to the ocean and the mysteries of the universe. She has been part of the Inspenet team as a news editor since 2023.
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Australian Coal Port May Transform into Offshore Wind Hub
The Hunter offshore wind zone, which the Port of Newcastle aims to serve, is a pioneer in Australia for installing floating turbines.
MIT scientists use muscle tissue to make biohybrid robot
The vision is that these small devices can be implanted in the human body.
They present electric mini chargers that operate remotely
They are designed to minimize exposure to hazardous substances and reduce accidents.
Goldeno: the new type of gold created “accidentally”
This material could significantly reduce the amount of gold required in industrial applications.
The Ameca humanoid robot is acquired by a Scottish research center
Ameca is the first robot of its kind to be integrated into an educational center in the United Kingdom.
Cepsa gas stations in Spain allow the purchase of cryptocurrencies.
Almost 50% of Spaniards used cryptocurrencies for online payments and transfers last year.
New Standard Base Unveiled for Floating Offshore Wind Turbines
The technology of this floating base is optimized to adapt to all metocean conditions.
Gas leak caused the evacuation of an LNG plant in Norway
The Hammerfest LNG plant accounts for 5% of all Norwegian gas exports.
This climbing robot uses a measuring tape to move
It can climb at a maximum speed of 0.24 meters per second.
Report revealed that two European countries run 100% on renewable energy
In 2023, wind energy installation reached 50% more than the previous year.
The University of Maine’s new 3D printer surpasses its own Guinness record
It can print objects up to 96 feet long and handles up to 500 pounds per hour.