Purifying Seawater from Petroleum Derivatives Resulting from Oil Tankers using Autonomous Robot: Seaswarm Robot
Zeina Alabido, Dima Alabido
- 发表年份
- 2025
- 引用次数
- 2
摘要
With the development of technology nowadays, many business sectors and community services are enhanced with a good adoption of technologies and tools, which leads to providing demandable services, a user-friendly environment, and on the business side, a good economy, new investments, better services to the community, and building smart, sustainable systems has a positive impact on the environment. Smart sensing technology has a wide effect on today’s work, business, and life. Basically, sensors exist in wide applications, starting from the smart hand sanitizer system to autonomous vehicles. Water purification has been benefiting from the smart sensing technology with the innovative Seaswarm robot, which can absorb a huge amount of gas and oil spoiled from oil barrels that travel every day between countries for the purpose of commerce. Traditional procedures used to remove the oil from water was hazard to workers life, time consuming, and do not give the result that is requested. With Seaswarm robot, all these obstacles has been solved, and as a result, maintain a clean water system to save the life of marine animals. Smart sensors work based on receiving input from the physical environment and the system needs that input, processing them using built-in models, and taking appropriate action based on data received from the input. Sensors are becoming an essential tool playing an important role in developing traditional systems, in a way that makes them more advanced and developed. This paper aims to highlight the importance of sensors and how they are a crucial part of IoT technology. Smart sensing technology keeps growing to provide efficient and sustainable use of energy with high-performance processing.
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