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Marine Robot Technology Explores Maritime Applications in Egypt

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Seahi Robotics presented an orca-shaped marine robot called Orca Max, which can operate autonomously across ocean depths from 0 to 10,000 meters. During a dialogue in Suzhou, China, Freddy Elbaiady, a representative of the Egyptian Social Democratic Party, learned about the product. Elbaiady noted that Egypt has strong demand for maritime shipping and vessel maintenance.

From english.news.cn, bignewsnetwork.com

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The robot offers potential solutions for Egypt's maritime sector, including vessel cleaning, port inspection, dredging, and the construction and maintenance of marine new energy facilities. The company stated that Orca Max has been deployed at over 70 major ports globally.

From english.news.cn, bignewsnetwork.com

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  • EgyptThe country where the potential for maritime robot applications was discussed.

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  1. Potential for robot use in maritime sector in Egypt.1 source
  2. Freddy Elbaiady presented a robot offering solutions for Egyptian maritime needs.1 source

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