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Oct 5, 2026 · Deployment · posted
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Spider-like welding robot which can climb up walls and through portholes, for working in shipyards. From Seoul-based Diden Robotics https://t.co/zcBU8Vflo6 |
🇰🇷Meet DIDEN Spider a four-legged industrial robot with magnetic feet that can climb vertical steel walls and ceilings, carry up to 30kg of equipment and operate in tight shipyard spaces. It’s already been deployed at major Korean… |
This spider-like robot is designed to perform welding jobs in harsh industrial environments. Developed by Diden Robotics, it uses magnetic feet to move across steel structures while carrying welding equipment. Its electrical systems are… |
Spider-bot that became a welder! 👨🏼🏭 Let's dive deeper in this system from Diden Robotics. Every signal in this particular control system is read against ground. When an arc strikes and breaks, it can produce a momentary voltage of… |
A robot that can climb steel walls and weld on a ship. 🤯🤖 DIDEN ROBOTICS is developing DIDEN Spider, a magnetic-foot quadruped designed for industrial environments such as shipyards. The robot can move across vertical and curved steel… |
Robot welding is starting to walk. Two quadruped robots are being developed for shipyards where steel structures are too large, narrow or irregular for conventional fixed welding cells. Path Robotics’ Rove pairs a legged mobile platform… |