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Unmanned Maritime Systems

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By Brianna Wessling Verified, Charles Wong, Eugene Demaitre Verified
| The Robot Report Verified
Satellite connectivity enables autonomous drones to operate in remote areas, overcoming the limitations of terrestrial networks for critical BVLOS missions. ECOPEACE has deployed its ECOBOT autonomous cleanup systems across reservoirs, rivers, urban parks, and smart-city districts in Korea. The Alligator is an autonomous amphibious vessel designed to deliver logistics, sensors, and personnel between water and land.
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Maritime Archives - The Robot Report

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By Eugene Demaitre Verified, Charles Wong, Brianna Wessling Verified
| The Robot Report Verified
Taylor, director of robotics strategy at GM’s Autonomous Robotics Center, will explain at the Robotics Summit how to move past pilot purgatory. ANELLO has developed an inertial navigation system based on its SiPhOG technology for reliable navigation in GNSS-denied environments. ECOPEACE has deployed its ECOBOT autonomous cleanup systems across reservoirs, rivers, urban parks, and smart-city districts in Korea.
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How robots learn to handle the heat with synthetic data

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By Charles Wong
| The Robot Report Verified
A thermal camera can capture data to help train robots for a wide range of scenarios. Source: Bifrost AI Robotics teams have typically needed huge amounts of data to train and evaluate their systems. As demand has grown, the systems have become more complex, and the quality bar for real-world and synthetic data has only gone up. The problem is that most real-world data is repetitive. Fleets capture the same empty streets, the same calm oceans, the same uneventful patrols.
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