Robotics are key to building a sustainable offshore renewables industry

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The field of robotics can support the renewable offshore energy sector in its commitment to environmental responsibility, writes Professor David Flynn of the National Robotarium

As we approach the 26th UN Climate Change Conference, to be hosted in Glasgow in November, the UK is leading the charge towards net zero, having cut emissions more than any other G20 country. The UK government's...

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