"Machine Detective" gathers the wisdom of Huzhou Huanglong Cave

Zhejiang News Client Reporter Xu Fang Sharing Alliance Huzhou Central Station Jia Yan Weiyue Sharing Alliance Zhejiang University Huzhou Research Institute Weirong Station Jin Xiaotong

On August 13, various types of "machine explorers" developed by Zhejiang University related teams and Huzhou Research Institute gathered Huzhou Huanglong Cave to open underground space detection.

The "Robot Detective" debuted on the day includes spherical robots, accompanying random robots, crawler sampling analysis robots, four -foot robots, open space dual -use robots, and operating robot arrest robots. Under the remote control of scientific researchers, the "machine explorer" went deep into the cave and carried sensors such as laser radar for adventure.

Xu Chao, the dean of the Huzhou Research Institute of Zhejiang University, introduced that the environment of Huanglong Cave is complicated. Through this exploration, the robot's ability to pass the complex pavement such as steep slopes, gravel, muddy muddy, etc., and also collected rich adventures for the next robot to fully explore independently. Environmental data. "We ultimately solve the core technologies required for emergency, rescue, and factories, tunnels, and electricity inspections." Dr. Zhou Xiaobin, technician at the scene.

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