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In a significant stride towards enhancing the safety and efficiency of hydropower plant inspections, researchers have developed a multifunctional magnetic climbing robot designed to tackle the challenging task of pressure steel pipe inspections. The

In a world where the price of a barrel of oil can send shockwaves through global markets, a recent study sheds light on how these energy price fluctuations can ripple through to our food supply, particularly grain prices in China and the U.S. The res

In a world where global trade relies heavily on the seamless integration of maritime and railway logistics, a recent study sheds light on the vulnerabilities of cross-border intermodal networks. Led by Hairui Wei from the Business School at the Unive

In the bustling world of maritime trade, ports are the unsung heroes, acting as critical nodes in the vast network of global logistics. But with the increasing volume of cargo comes a heightened risk of safety accidents, a trend that’s been on the ri

In a significant stride towards enhancing the efficiency and control of smart transformers, a team of researchers led by Kangan Wang from the Logistics Engineering College at Shanghai Maritime University has introduced a novel topology for DC–DC conv

In the ever-evolving world of maritime technology, a groundbreaking study led by Liang Huang and his team at the Wuhan University of Technology has just dropped a game-changer. Imagine trying to manage a symphony where each musician plays a different

In the world of maritime technology, the accuracy of 3D point-cloud data is paramount. This data, often used for mapping, navigation, and object detection, can be plagued by noise from various sources, affecting its reliability. A recent study publis

In the world of maritime imaging, raindrops on camera lenses can be a real nuisance, blurring vital visuals and complicating tasks like navigation, surveillance, and inspection. A recent study published in the journal *Computer Engineering* (Jisuanji