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NASA Info Could Aid Robotic Oil Drill Development
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NASA Info Could Aid Robotic Oil Drill Development
Business
Date posted: 11.12.2012
Category: Energy
Robotic Drilling Systems (formerly Seabed Rig) has signed an agreement with the US space agency that will enable the company to access some of the most advanced robotic software in the world.
The company hopes this will aid the development of its prototype autonomous drill, designed to help the oil industry expand its operations, particularly into more extreme environments, by overcoming the difficulties of recruiting more experienced staff.
Source: The Engineer
Published: June 9, 2012