LOCOMOTION
Rubble Leveling Robot in Underwater Construction
Toshihisa Naruse, Toshiyuki Sawano, Iida Kazuki
- Year
- 1988
- Citations
- 4
- Access
- Open access
Abstract
In this article, the rubble leveling robot is introduced as an example of robotics in underwater works.This robot is operated remotely by operators on the support vessel to carry out rubble leveling work in the construction of breakwater foundation mounds, taking the place of manual labor of divers.This robot is 8-legged walking robot which shows the outstanding mobility and stability on uneven grounds.Due to this feature, it is applicable to a wide diversity of underwater works.
Keywords
RubbleUnderwaterRobotDownloadComputer scienceFeature (linguistics)BreakwaterRoboticsMarine engineeringEngineering
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