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Remotely Operated Vehicle Use Within Shipyards
Dituri J. Journal of Ship Production. 2003;19(4):205-206. doi:10.5957/jsp.2003.19.4.205
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The earliest entry here, and the origin of the thread. Send a machine to do underwater inspection in a shipyard instead of sending a diver. Every question that follows, how much risk a human body should absorb and when a machine should absorb it instead, starts about here.
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- Role
- Sole author
- Authors
- Dituri J
- Journal
- Journal of Ship Production
- Published
- 2003 · 19(4) · 205-206
- Type
- Journal article
- Field
- Extreme environments
- DOI
- 10.5957/jsp.2003.19.4.205
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