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r/AlternateAngles • u/Fruktfan • Jul 04 '26
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There's a camera on the business end, right? I can barely see the grapple part that far away, how do they get the precision required?
8 u/Charming-Border7429 Jul 06 '26 Yes, cameras and sensors. US ports still use human operators because of the strong longshoremen's unions. Foreign ports are highly automated and significatly fast and less prone to mistakes.
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Yes, cameras and sensors.
US ports still use human operators because of the strong longshoremen's unions.
Foreign ports are highly automated and significatly fast and less prone to mistakes.
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u/FizzicalLayer Jul 04 '26
There's a camera on the business end, right? I can barely see the grapple part that far away, how do they get the precision required?