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Raise Robotics Developing Robots for Shipyard Coating Work - Seapower Magazine (opens the original)
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ARLINGTON, Va. — A California-based company is developing its robotics technology to go from building construction to hazardous coating applications and more for shipbuilding and ship repair. Raise Robotics, a four-year-old corporation headquartered in San Francisco, specializes in robotics that take on dangerous work in building high-rise structures and other heavy construction tasks, work that is similar with regard to ship construction and repair. “The idea over at Raise Robotics is we want r
GrayMatter Develops Advanced Robotics for Future-Proof Shipbuilding - Seapower Magazine (opens the original)
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ARLINGTON, Va. — A California-based robotics company plans to build a shipyard and equip existing ones with advanced robotics to improve the flow of work and reduce the time and cost shipbuilding. GrayMatter Robotics, based in Carson, California, specializes in physical artificial intelligence (AI) technologies, said Ariyan Kabir, co-founder and CEO of GrayMatter in an interview with Seapower. “What we do is what we call bringing AI across different layers of the factory to basically solve the h
AMPP Sets the Standards for Maritime Corrosion Control - Seapower Magazine (opens the original)
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ARLINGTON, Va. — A little-publicized trade association exercises an out-sized role in the readiness of the U.S. fleet. The Association for Materials Protection and Performance (AMPP) sets the standards for workforce development and corrosion control — tasks such as rust removal, painting, and other protective coatings, etc. — that are critical to preservation or ship performance and readiness. As the United States takes measures at a national level to increase shipbuilding and improve maintenanc
Havoc USVs With SAIC Routers Escort Army Ship in Exercises - Seapower Magazine (opens the original)
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ARLINGTON, Va. — An Army logistics ship was protected by a group of uncrewed surface vehicles (USVs) during recent demonstrations in the Pacific Ocean. A group of six Havoc-built Rampage USVs escorted a U.S. Army medium support vessel (light) (LMSV) through a body of water and autonomously responded to an approaching vessel, said Paul Lwin, Havoc co-founder and CEO, during an interview with Seapower. Lwin showed a video of a similar earlier demonstration. Lwin said the Army “wanted the autonomou
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