which can be attached to a rigid robot. It was tested in the South China Sea, where the team attached it to an arm on a submersible, which they sent 3,400 metres (34,776 feet) deep. There ...

As hours before the oxygen supply runs out in the missing Titan submersible reach closer, rescue crews have decided to use Victor 6000 robot, a state-of-the-art deep-sea craft, having advanced ...

will therefore use a wide range of state-of-the-art instruments and technologies, including remote sensing, camera systems, a deep-sea robot, oceanographic sensors and various nets, to shed light ...

Rescue crews plumbing the depths of the Atlantic for the Titan submersible that was lost Sunday with five people aboard had assistance from the Victor 6000 robot — a highly advanced, deep-sea ...

The fin-powered drone could revolutionize deep-sea exploration ... But we can build a robot that moves like a fish and optimize it,” Cerdeira said in a statement. State-of-the-art unmanned ...

Using a state-of-the-art sonar array and a remotely-operated deep-sea robot, scientists from Chile, Australia, Portugal, and the United States mapped over 20,000 square miles of the previously ...

Deep-sea explorers searching below the waves off ... Deploying an underwater robot that can descend more than 14,000 feet, the research team worked from Jan. 8 to Feb. 11 to bring specimens ...

The UK Navy has tested a high-tech underwater robot capable of neutralizing seabed threats at depths beyond diver reach.

The sea cucumber’s body was translucent, allowing researchers to see its organs. Screengrab from EVNautilus' YouTube video As the robot continued around the mount, researchers spotted a species ...

Nearly a dozen miles off the California coast on a foggy October morning, a crane lifts a boxy yellow robot off the deck ... of marine critters in their deep-sea habitats stored in a sprawling ...

Jessica Sanders, president of RMS Titanic which is organizing the expedition, said, “there’s an art ... robots. “I’ve been puzzled for a number of years why anybody even builds deep ...