The US Navy wants a robotic crawler to eliminate the most dangerous underwater threat: sea mines
Finding and disposing of underwater mines on the sea floor is one of the US Navy's hardest and most dangerous tasks. Robots ...
The world has no rulebook for deep-sea mining. One company is pushing forward anyway
Countries have debated for decades whether to allow mining on the ocean floor, a potential trove of critical minerals. Now, a ...
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ELWAVE’s Tetrapulse sensor to help clearing Ukraine’s waters of unexploded mines
ELWAVE’s electromagnetic sensor Tetrapulse will be deployed in Ukrainian waters to detect and identify unexploded ammunition ...
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Poland and Baltics plan Ottawa Treaty exit, sparking fears for the landmine ban's future
Latvia signed the Ottawa Treaty in 2005 and committed to destroy its stockpile of anti-personnel mines (APMs). Abandoning the agreement would allow the Baltic country to add APMs to its weaponry ...
The US Navy wants a robotic crawler to eliminate the most dangerous underwater threat: sea mines
The "Maritime Expeditionary Response Crawler" would be fitted with a variety of payloads, including short-range sensors, ...