LS Robot Reconnoitres Fukushima Plant28/03/2011 |
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| A disaster-monitoring robot equipped with RIEGL LMS-Z210 laser scanner has been put to work in the dangerous vicinity of Fukushima No.1 Nuclear Power Plant to provide the necessary information for a better overview of the situation and to support further important decisions. | |
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Since the great earthquake of Friday 11th March 2011, and the disastrous tsunami that followed, RIEGL Austria has been closely observing the developments in Japan. The precarious situation at the nuclear power plants involved is a concern. RIEGL is excited that the laser scanner can assist the technicians at Fukushima in executing their important and substantial work knowing that on their success the fortune of so many will be decided.
An article on the application is to be found at the ASAHI newspaper company's website. The robotic vehicle belongs to Nuclear Safety Technology Center. Website: http://www.nustec.or.jp Supplier: Riegl Laser Measurement Systems GmbH More news from this supplier: Mine Tour for Terrestrial Laser Scanner Laser Scanners for Accident Mapping RIEGL Lidar 2012 User Conference RIEGL Introductions at Intergeo 2011 Long-range Terrestrial Laser Scanner Integrated Mobile Laser Scanning System VMX-250 RIEGL Airborne Laser Scanner LMS-Q680i Mobile Laser Scanning Platform Dave Lovell Named as GSDI Association's President-elect Blind Study Identifies Most Accurate Demographic Data Land Professionals Need to Adopt Change Quickly SSJ-100 Airplane Crash Site Imagery ESTEIO and SIMEPAR Cooperate on UAV Monitoring and Mapping ENR Top Firms Choose ProjectWise Mobile GIS for Aboriginal Tourism Guide System SIRIUS Only Civil UAS Flying at UVEX First African Open Source Geospatial Laboratory Bentley Acquires InspectTech 
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