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China's self-developed deep-sea robot set sail from Weihai Port in Shandong Province, on the east coast, on September 28, bound for a joint expedition in the South China Sea.
The robot packs a 7-axis hydraulic arm and more than 30 core technological breakthroughs. It's built for complex work at depths of 4,500 meters – from oil and gas development to underwater sampling and salvage.
China's self-developed deep-sea robot set sail from Weihai Port in Shandong Province, on the east coast, on September 28, bound for a joint expedition in the South China Sea.
The robot packs a 7-axis hydraulic arm and more than 30 core technological breakthroughs. It's built for complex work at depths of 4,500 meters – from oil and gas development to underwater sampling and salvage.