Test of automated vessel-type robot

Test of automated vessel-type robot

An automated square vessel, "Umidoko Robot" developed by a team involving Japanese general contractor Takenaka Corp. and Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology, is tested in a moat of Osaka Castle Park in the western Japan city of Osaka on Dec. 6, 2023, to assess its practical application in the future.

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