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In Offshore Energy, the Winds of Robotic Change are Blowing

Elaine Maslin April 28, 2022

BladeBUG during trials at the 7 MW Levenmouth Demonstration Turbine. Photos from ORE Catapult.

Thales moving blade camera, during testing. Images from ORE Catapult.

Categories: Technology Renewable Energy Robotics Offshore Wind

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