Robot Technology for Achieving Secure Society
update：2020-06-16
Features
Tadokoro Laboratory developed ‘Active Scope Camera,' a world-unique rescue robot that can search deep in rubble piles of collapsed structures through a gap of a few cm wide. It also developed ‘Quince,' a world-unique unmanned ground vehicle that could survey the second to fifth floors of Nuclear Reactor Buildings of Fukushima-Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant. Its technologies was applied industries, including unmanned transfer vehicle for outdoors under ice and snow environment being actually used in a factory of Toyota Motor East Japan, and ‘Robo-Scope' for debris inspection in collaboration with Shimizu Corporation.Targeted Application(s)/Industry
We have a policy of education through and research for solution to actual problems. Current nearly ten collaborative researches focuses on outdoor investigation, infrastructure/plant inspection, and remote/autonomous task execution by robots.Researchers
Graduate School of Information Sciences
TADOKORO Satoshi
, Professor
Doctor of Engineering
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Related Information
Unexamined 2009-066167 Self-propelling cable system
Publication
Tadokoro Ed., Rescue Robotics - DDT Project on Robots and Systems for Urban Search and Rescue, Springer, 2009.
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