A new underwater claw robot could change the fight against ocean pollution forever. 🌊 Demonstrated in the port of Marseille, this robotic helper from the SEACLEAR 2 project uses sonar, AI, and four ultra-strong claws to collect trash from the seabed — from nets to bicycles. With universities across Europe behind it, the vision is clear: autonomous fleets cleaning our oceans in the near future. Watch this groundbreaking technology in action! 🚀
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A claw robot could be the next bigÂ
weapon against ocean pollution! In the port of Marseille, engineers unveiledÂ
a unique underwater helper that can collect trash from the seabed. The project is partÂ
of the European SEACLEAR 2 initiative, where universities from Germany, the Netherlands, Croatia, and Romania are workingÂ
together to fight marine litter. This robot is equipped with four powerfulÂ
claws — strong enough to lift 250 kilograms, yet precise enough not to crush even a plasticÂ
bucket or glass bottle. With sonar, cameras, and AI, it identifies and grabsÂ
everything from nets to bicycles. In the future, fleets ofÂ
autonomous robots could map, scan, and clean the ocean floor — bringingÂ
us closer to a world with cleaner seas