CHINA’S ROBOTICS INDUSTRY IS QUIETLY CORNERING A NEW NICHE – AND SHIPYARDS STAND TO GAIN

After conquering the sky and land, China’s robotics industry is quietly building momentum in a niche segment: high-altitude operation solutions. RobotPlusPlus, a Zhejiang-based robotics supplier, has made headway into the market with its flagship global offering – an autonomous climbing robot designed for ship hull cleaning and descaling.

News - South China Morning Post reports that after conquering the sky and land, China’s robotics industry is quietly building momentum in a niche segment: high-altitude operation solutions.

The report adds: RobotPlusPlus, a Zhejiang-based robotics supplier, has made headway into the market with its flagship global offering – an autonomous climbing robot designed for ship hull cleaning and descaling.

The robot was considered safer than manual labour, the company said – and could extend a vessel’s service life.

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