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World's first remote offshore rescue service among robotics projects backed by government - Vimarsana News

World's first remote offshore rescue service among robotics projects backed by government

World's first remote offshore rescue service among robotics projects backed by government World’s first remotely operated offshore search and rescue service is among 38 robotics and automation projects receiving £7 million of government investment. From: 25 May 2021 Digital & Future Technologies, an electronics firm in Colchester, Essex is receiving support to build an automated drone system which will load and unload its own cargo UK offshore wind workers could soon be kept safe using a remotely operated search and rescue service, thanks to a pioneering project backed by £7 m...

Source: gov.uk
£12M UK-Japan robotics deal for fusion energy and nuclear decommissioning research - Vimarsana News

£12M UK-Japan robotics deal for fusion energy and nuclear decommissioning research

The LongOps project will develop innovative robotic technologies Britain and Japan have signed a research and technology deployment collaboration to help automate nuclear decommissioning and aspects of fusion energy production. A world-leading alliance, it will see new robotics and automation techniques applied to both fusion research and to decommissioning nuclear facilities in Japan and the UK. The £12M UK-Japanese robotics project, called “LongOps”, will support delivery of faster and safer decommissioning at TEPCO’s Fukushima Dai-ichi reactors in Japan and at Sellafield in ...

Source: gov.uk
UK and Japan tackle legacy of Fukushima and Sellafield with robotic collaboration - Vimarsana News

UK and Japan tackle legacy of Fukushima and Sellafield with robotic collaboration

UK and Japan tackle legacy of Fukushima and Sellafield with robotics collaboration 20 Jan 2021 A long arm robotics system for nuclear decommissioning (Credit: Nuclear Decommissioning Authority) Dangerous radioactive material from Fukushima and Sellafield will be retrieved by robots thanks to a new collaboration between the UK and Japan. The £12m LongOps project is also aimed at automating aspects of nuclear fusion energy production, alongside decommissioning goals. The four-year research collaboration will use long-reach robotic arms to make decommissioning faster and sa...

Source: imeche.org