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Search and Rescue Robot

Dept/Center/Lab: Humanitarian Technology (HUT) Labs

Search and Rescue Robot

Advanced Multi-Terrain Mobility: The Search and Rescue robot, with its track belt and flipper mechanism, navigates stairs, oily areas, and rocky terrains, ensuring stability and obstacle-handling capability. Comprehensive Inspection Technology: Equipped with advanced sensors, it detects cracks, corrosion, and missing rivets, focusing on hard-to-reach areas like aircraft undersides. Enhanced Safety and Efficiency: Reduces personnel exposure to hazardous zones while providing real-time data and imagery for swift analysis and decision-making. Multi-Terrain Mobility: Track belt system handles stairs, oily surfaces, and rocky terrain. Advanced Sensors: High-res cameras, thermal imaging, ultrasonic sensors, and corrosion detection. Data & Safety: Onboard storage, real-time wireless data transmission, emergency stop, and return-to-home function. Operational Highlights: Speed up to 1.5 m/s, climbs up to 45°, IP67 rated. Applications: Aircraft inspection, confined space exploration, under-vehicle checks. Autonomy: Semi-autonomous with manual override. Robot Side View Specifications Robot Type: Tele-operated mobile robot for search and inspection Dimensions: [Length: 80 cm, Width: 50 cm, Height: 40 cm] Weight: [35 kg ~ appx.] Power Supply: Rechargeable lithium-ion battery Battery Life: Up to 6 hours of continuous operation Charging Time: 2-3 hours Control Interface: Remote control with real-time video feed and sensor data display

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