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Enter underwater robots, the cutting-edge solution that could revolutionize the way we extract resources from the ocean floor.

Some environmental groups say ocean floor mining could have catastrophic consequences. Others say it's a part of Earth's green energy transition.

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The seabed is full of critical raw materials, but scientists and green groups warn extracting them could cause irreversible damage.

A robotic system from Impossible Metals could help collect metals for batteries that power green vehicles.

Impossible metals builds robotic underwater vehicles to collect battery metals from the ocean floor without destroying the marine ecosystem.

Impossible Metals' first proof of concept, an autonomous underwater robot, 'Eureka 1,' has successfully identified and collected rocks, a world's first for selective harvesting of seabed minerals Today

Impossible Metals announced that its first autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV) has successfully completed its first trial of selectively harvesting rocks in an […]

The federal government is pledging billions of dollars for charging infrastructure, and manufacturers are c...

The global demand for electric cars has placed pressures on the industry, with the ocean floor now mined for precious metals.