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Intelligence Aqua Bot: An Autonomous Solution for Real-Time Marine Plastic Debris Including Microplastics Detection and Cleanup Using Deep Learning
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Researchers developed the Intelligence Aqua Bot, an autonomous AI-driven underwater system capable of real-time identification and cleanup of marine plastic debris including microplastics, using deep learning to address the growing threat of plastic pollution to marine biodiversity and human health.
Marine plastic pollution poses a significant environmental threat, endangering marine biodiversity, ecosystems, and human health. This manuscript presents the Intelligence Aqua Bot, an autonomous AI-driven system created for the real-time identification,...
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