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Neutralising and assisting robot SMR-100 Expert design problematics

P. Szynkarczyk

Year
2005
Citations
3

Abstract

Neutralisation of the terrorist explosive devices is a risky task. Such tasks may be carried out by robots in order to protect human life. The article describes chosen design problems concerning the new neutralisation and assisting robot SMR-100 Expert. The robot was to be designed for the use in confined spaces, particularly inside the air-crafts, buses and rail cars. In order to achieve this ambitious plan, new advanced technological designing tools had to be applied. A number of interesting design issues were approached. The successful development of the prototype robot Expert in Poland resulted in the creation of the first intervention robot in the world able to perform all necessary anti-terrorist tasks inside the passenger planes.

Keywords

RobotTask (project management)Plan (archaeology)Order (exchange)Explosive materialHuman–computer interactionTerrorismComputer scienceEngineeringSimulation

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