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Armstrong robot with 441-pound lifting capacity to help decommission nuclear plantKAERI's "Armstrong" robot is set to revolutionize nuclear power plant dismantling with its advanced capabilities and dexterity.
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Tiny remote-controlled robot collects dangerous nuclear waste in first-of-its-kind feat — here's how it could help clean up major disaster areasThe Fukushima nuclear power plant disaster happened as a result of ... killed more than 1 8,000 people. The "telesco" robot is shaped like a fishing pole and is equipped with tongs at one end ...
The Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute (KAERI) has transferred to robot company Victex the technology behind Armstrong, ...
Victex, which specializes in developing remote robot control technology for radiation workers, plans to deploy the ARMstrong ...
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Nukes on trucks: US firm advances mobile nuclear reactors for military powerNANO Nuclear Energy expands its microreactor portfolio with a strategic acquisition, bolstering its advanced nuclear ...
Are drones a threat to nuclear power plants and the U.S. electric grid? Experts weigh in on security risks and counter-UAS measures.
NextEra Energy Inc, one of the world’s biggest suppliers of wind and solar power, is seeking to expand its natural gas and ...
Connecticut Democrats' energy proposals this year include an override of the state’s 40-year moratorium on nuclear power ...
The Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute has transferred the technology behind Armstrong, its dual-arm robot which can move ...
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