🏛️ Architecture & Design 1d ago · Ida Torres

Diden Spider Robot Climbs Steel Walls and Actually Welds Them

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Diden Spider Robot Climbs Steel Walls and Actually Welds Them
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A welding tool is only useful if you can get it to the seam. Inside a ship’s steel structure, that can mean bringing a worker, equipment, and a platform into position before the actual welding begins. It’s the less glamorous side of industrial work, and arguably one of the more compelling reasons to build a climbing robot.
South Korea’s Diden Robotics approaches that problem with four widely spread legs and magnetic feet. Its Diden Spider is designed to carry welding equipment onto steel walls a

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