Rescue Robotics: DDT Project on Robots and Systems for Urban Search and Rescue
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| Rating | : | 4.43 (923 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1848824734 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 192 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-12-10 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Informative! kc-lam Illustrated with numerous photos, this book presents a brief review of the Japanese DDT project on robots and systems for urban search and rescue. It reports on the disaster information gathering Aerial Robot Systems, In-Rubble and On-Rubble Search Robot Systems and the Rescue Information Systems. However, not much technical details are covered.The rescue robotics systems were judged to be not satisfactory from the demonstration at the underground town of JR East Kawasaki Station. The evaluation results are too brief to be useful.There are problems of robot technologies to be resolved. For example, human interface for teleoperat
Rescue Robotics presents the most significant findings of the DDT Project on robots and systems for urban search and rescue. This project was launched by the Japanese government in 2002 with the aim of applying a wide variety of robotics technologies to find a solution to the problem of disaster response, especially urban search and rescue in large-scale earthquakes.From 2002 to 2007 more than 100 researchers took part in the DDT Project, coming from a wide spectrum of research and development to make up four research groups: Aerial Robot Systems MU (Mission Unit), Information Infrastructure System MU, In-Rubble Robot System MU, and On-Rubble Robot System MU. It offers an insight into the state of the art of rescue robotics and its readers will b
From the Back CoverRescue Robotics presents the most significant products of the DDT Project on robots and systems for urban search and rescue. This project was launched by the Japanese government in 2002 with the aim of applying a wide variety of robotics technologies to find a solution to the problem of disaster response, especially urban search and rescue in large-scale earthquakes.From 2002 to 2007 more than 100 researchers took part in the DDT Project, coming from a wide spectrum of research and development to make up four research groups: Aerial Robot Systems MU (Mission Unit), Information Infrastructure System MU, In-Rubble Robot System MU, and On-Rubble Robot System MU. It offers an insight into the state of the art of rescue robotics and its readers will benefit from a knowledge of the advanced technologies involved in this field.. This book discusses their development and testing of various robotic systems and technologies such as serpentine robots, tracked vehicles,
. His areas of research include intelligent mechanics/mechanical systems; perception information processing/intelligent robotics and; design engineering and machine functional elements/tribology. Professor Satoshi Tadokoro currently works for the Graduate School of Information Sciences at Tohoku Uni