Equinor and Total have backed further tests of the world-first, next-generation Offshore Work Class Robot, following trials in Offshore Europe last month . The updated version of the autonomous device has been fitted with a stronger chassis and heavy-duty arm, enabling it to lift objects and turn valves. The original was unveiled at Offshore Europe in Aberdeen last month. In addition, Total subsidiary ATEX will develop a groundbreaking lithium-ion battery with a temperature range of – 60C to 30C , enabling the robot to function in the harshest of environments.
Equinor and Total have backed further tests of the world-first, next-generation Offshore Work Class Robot, following trials in Offshore Europe last month . The updated version of the autonomous device has been fitted with a stronger chassis and heavy-duty arm, enabling it to lift objects and turn valves. In addition, Total subsidiary ATEX will develop a groundbreaking lithium-ion battery with a temperature range of – 60C to 30C , enabling the robot to function in the harshest of environments.