00:00An underwater robotic arm. Now, this is an AI-enabled underwater robotic arm. This weighs around 21.5 kilograms. It
00:11has four motors, it's AI-enabled, and it has a claw in front.
00:17And this is being showcased by China as the latest cutting-edge technology when it comes to underwater operations. Some
00:27of these are, of course, purely commercial operations. Some of these are for entertainment cameras that if you want to
00:32go underwater diving and, in some instances, deep-sea diving, you can send out that robotic arm first.
00:39This AI-enabled camera, it will take pictures and then relay those images back for you to take that dive.
00:48But then this has a bigger role. This is also used for a professional role because this claw can be
00:53used to extract something if it's stuck.
00:58It can take pictures. If there's a barrier, the AI has been enabled or trained to circumvent the barriers, go
01:07around it, and relay pictures real-time. This can go down up to 350 meters.
01:12Now, at the APEC conference, the Asia-Pacific Economic Conference, China is showcasing some of its latest robotics and cutting
01:21-edge AI-enabled technology for the world.
01:24The price, an earlier version of this is about 12,000 RMB. If you just multiply it by 3, you
01:31get Indian rates. But then something like this is far more expensive. The rate has been given out.
01:36But, you know, the scientists here say technology is changing so fast. And especially when it's robotics and when it's
01:44AI-enabled technology, that prices are very dynamic.
01:49Gaurav Savant in Shenzhen, China, for India Today.
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