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  • During a test mission, an ocean robot developed and operated by NOC accidentally found an underwater camera system—thought to be one of the first attempts to catch the Loch Ness monster on film. Credit: NOC
  • Iris is the first camera built on the INKA platform. Credit: Cathx Ocean
  • Source: Fleet Robotics
  • Source: NOC
  • (Credit: OEG Energy Group)
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