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Shell Signs Offshore Service Agreement With Nauticus Robotics
Shell has contracted with Nauticus Robotics to conduct autonomous subsea manipulation tasks with Aquanaut on live subsea assets at more than 1 km depth without an umbilical.

Nauticus Robotics Announces Shell Contract for Autonomous Subsea Operations
Nauticus Robotics will continue advancing a project with Shell to use its Aquanaut subsea robot and Hydronaut surface vessel for collecting asset integrity data.


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