Grain-levelling robot keeps workers out of ship holds, cutting engulfment and fall risks
LexiLove · x · 2026-10-15
A grain levelling robot flattens cargo in ship holds to ensure even weight distribution and maximise storage or transport, reducing the need for workers to enter the hold and minimising risks of engulfment, falls and injury.
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