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Tuesday, March 15, 2011

Japan: Robotic snakes to the rescue

Thanks to Rob for sharing this link from here:
http://www.boingboing.net

A summary of the content below.  Hopefully the technology can help save people.


CNET: "Rescue robots are making their way to parts of Japan affected by the massive earthquake and tsunamis that devastated coastal areas Friday and in the days following, leaving nearly 6,000 people dead or missing. A team from Tohoku University led by Satoshi Tadokoro is apparently en route to Sendai with a snakelike robot that can wriggle into debris to hunt for people."
Posted by Michael Smith at 2:18 PM
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