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Experimental study of traction robot system for rescue against nuclear disaster

Yuki Iwano, Koichi Osuka, H. Amano

Year
2005
Citations
6

Abstract

We discuss a conceptual design of rescue robots against nuclear-power plant accidents. We claim that the rescue robots in nuclear-power plants should have the following properties. (1) The size is small. (2) The structure is simple. (3) The number of the robots is large. This work studies the rescue robots to rescue people in an area polluted with radioactive leakage in nuclear power institutions. In particular, we propose the rescue system which consists of a group of small mobile robots. First, small traction robots set the posture of the fainted victims to carry easily, and carry them to the safety space with the mobile robots for the stretcher composition. We describe the produced small traction robots and stretcher component robot. And, we confirm that these robots can manipulate, transfer and carry a dummy doll by the experiment.

Keywords

Rescue robotRobotTraction (geology)Mobile robotComputer scienceNuclear powerSimulationEngineeringArtificial intelligenceMechanical engineering

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