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HomeEnvironmental AnalyticsWater Cleaning Robot

Water Cleaning Robot

Can robots be used to monitor and detect pollution taking place in water bodies? 

Water quality needs to be maintained at a high standard in order to improve the living standards and health of people in cities. For this purpose authorities need to constantly monitor various water bodies such as ponds, canals, seas, etc. Water is one of the sensitive factors that can deteriorate health and quality of life of people. One of the best ways to collect data is through deployment of robots in water bodies that provide precise data inputs which could be accessed through dashboards by relevant authorities. Collection of water data through robots would lead to better decisions in maintaining a high water quality in cities.

Societal Impact

  1. Healthier life of people resulting from less diseases spread through water.
  2. Higher quality of water bodies resulting from better water management
  3. Better decision by government authorities resulting from precise data points.

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RanMarine

Global Response Group Corporation’s AEROS

Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna and Anton Dohrn Station

Category:
Environmental Analytics
Date:

December 10, 2022

Industry:
Environment
Technology Used:
Semi/Autonomous Submersible Swimming Robots
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