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Inspecting a corroded ship hull is slow, dangerous work. Octobotics sends a robot instead

Founded by two marine engineers, the Noida-based Octobotics builds NDT robots that scan welds and pipes for hidden flaws, with clients from the Indian Navy to IOCL.

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Inspecting a corroded ship hull is slow, dangerous work. Octobotics sends a robot instead
Founded by two marine engineers, the Noida-based Octobotics builds NDT robots that scan welds and pipes for hidden flaws, with clients from the Indian Navy to IOCL.
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