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Underwater Drones Part of Japan’s Ocean Development Plans; Mining of Rare Earth Minerals Also a Goal

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The plan is to develop unmanned underwater vehicles. The plan is part of Japan's plan to become a true ocean-resource state. The aim is to use the unmanned vehicles to mine rare earths in the Pacific Ocean. The strategy is expected to be completed by the end of the year.

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Underwater Drones Part of Japan’s Ocean Development Plans; Mining of Rare Earth Minerals Also a Goal

Submersible drones will be put into practical use by fiscal 2030 to strengthen undersea watch and alert systems with an eye on China’s ocean advances, according to an outline of the Japanese government’s key strategy for ocean development, which was obtained by The Yomiuri Shimbun.

2 months ago·Japan

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