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COBRA: From jet engine inspection to medical

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The University of Nottingham demonstrates COBRA, a snake-like continuum robot designed for jet engine inspection and medical surgery.

The continuum (snake-like) robot, called COBRA, has been developed at the University of Nottingham and has been successfully demonstrated in jet engine inspection and repair, as well as nuclear plant installation and maintenance, and is being now refined for medical use. Read more: nottingham.ac.uk/news/industrial-repair-snake-robot-tested-c…

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…s of applied computer-science in research & industry, come check it out!** # You can find out more from the website # we will be livestreaming the event to our YouTube Channel ## Saturday, 30th of July ### Industrial / Automation: “The Ocado Series 600 Bot” Matt Whelan, Head of Engineering, Ocado Technology – 10:00 EDT (15:00 BST, 23:00 JST) link to this video ### Mobile Robots: “Mobile Robots in the Wild” Marc Hanheide, Lincoln Centre for Autonomous Systems – 14:00 EDT (19:00 BST, 03:00 JST) ## Sunday, 31st of July ### Bio – Inspired Robots: “Entering the maze: snake-like robots from aerospace to surgery” Dr Matteo Russo – Rolls-Royce University Technology Centre (UTC) in Manufacturing and On-…
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