1A2-J11 Development of Casting-Type Adhesive Object to Aid Rescue Operations inside Dangerous Buildings(Search and Rescue Robot and mechatronics)
Kazutaka FCHIGAMI, Eyri Watari, Hideyuki TSUKAGOSHI, Ato KITAGAWA
- Year
- 2011
- Citations
- 2
Abstract
This research consists of the development of a casting-type adhesive object to aid rescue operations inside dangerous buildings. In past research, an inspecting method called fluid ropeway is proposed. In order to move the inspector smoothly, it is necessary to fix the tube in a high position. Inspired in an octopus sucker, this adhesive object absorbs easily to the wall or ceiling by sticking, and a stable adhesive force is produced through application of negative pressure in the sealed space by the object. This composed of sticky elastomer in its outer surface, and in the inside there are small cylinders in order to create a negative pressure by suction of air and internal volume expansion. The experiments show the effectiveness of adhesion to the wall or ceiling using the casting device and also of inspection using fluid ropeway.
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