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Skilled Ai Robots Cut Ship Plates and Automatically Remove Impurities From Molten Iron.

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I recently visited Samsung Heavy Industries' Geoje Shipyard. Robots were cutting massive steel plates for ships and forming them into the required shapes. They read code numbers containing work instructions and carried them out. Until October of last year, this was the work of skilled workers. Now, welding robots understand work instructions...
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Skilled Ai Robots Cut Ship Plates and Automatically Remove Impurities From Molten Iron.

I recently visited Samsung Heavy Industries' Geoje Shipyard. Robots were cutting massive steel plates for ships and forming them into the required shapes. They read code numbers containing work instructions and carried them out. Until October of last year, this was the work of skilled workers. Now, welding robots understand work instructions...

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donga.com broke the news in on Thursday, January 8, 2026.
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