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Forth Engineering x FullDepth (Underwater Drone Collaboration)
Forth Engineering collaborated with FullDepth a leading company in underwater drones to develop the A212 autonomous underwater survey robot. The system incorporates sonar technology for obstacle detection and avoidance enabling operation in hazardous underwater environments.
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Forth Engineering is a UK-based engineering company in Maryport, Cumbria, manufacturing robots to remove risks to humans during emergencies at nuclear plants. The company developed underwater robots for nuclear inspection and collaborated on world-first underwater robot projects, shortlisted for [Innovation](/companies/innovation-robotics) awards in the UK defense and nuclear sectors.
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- FullDepth · co developer
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