Carnegie Mellon University Biorobotics Lab
Howie Choset's lab has developed snake robots for more than two decades, funded by DARPA, NSF and defence robotics programmes.
- Robot models in the atlas
- 11 machine
- First robot
- 2017One year so far
- Headquarters
- PittsburghPennsylvania, USA
- Can I buy one?Not on sale yetPrototype, pilot or research robots only
- Who uses it?1 robot model in useMade two camera passes through a collapsed apartment building in Mexico City with the…
- What is new?2017-09-27CMU snakebot searches quake rubble
Robots
1 robot model shown in public in 2017. Newest first. Open one for its full profile.
Machines 1 machine
Who uses it
Customers and deployments reported for Carnegie Mellon University Biorobotics Lab's robots. Each robot's page links its sources.
Modular snake robot2017 · ResearchMade two camera passes through a collapsed apartment building in Mexico City with the Mexican Red Cross in September 2017; no survivors were found.
What is new
The latest stories about Carnegie Mellon University Biorobotics Lab's robots, newest first.
- CMU snakebot searches quake rubble Carnegie Mellon University · Modular snake robot
The company
What it says about itself and what the sources record.
- Headquarters
- Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA
- Focus
- Snake and modular robots for search and inspection
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