Contact
Office: 333 H.R. Bright Building
Phone: 979.845.2015
Fax: 979.847.8578
Email: murphy at cse.tamu.edu
To schedule an appointment or demo please contact Ms. Kimberly Mallett
Phone: 979.845.8737
E-mail: kimberly at cse.tamu.edu
Office: 333 H.R. Bright Building
Phone: 979.845.2015
Fax: 979.847.8578
Email: murphy at cse.tamu.edu
To schedule an appointment or demo please contact Ms. Kimberly Mallett
Phone: 979.845.8737
E-mail: kimberly at cse.tamu.edu
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More...Another mine disaster, the death toll now at 32 with 58 trapped or missing. No sign of robots, but what is coming over the wires suggests that robots would be useful– if intrinsically safe, the robots could penetrate the mine to “see” through the hazy conditions to give rescuers an understanding of the situation and [...]
More...We’re getting lots of queries– the oil spill is out of our league (pun with Jules Verne intended), the deep sea ROVs are highly specialized.
More...What is it with disasters? They’re coming fast and furious. Here’s the 411 on robots at the China quake.
The Qinghai quake is the latest of the series of tragedies. Prof. Bin Li at the Shenyang Institute of Automation and an active member of the IEEE Technical Committee on Safety Security Rescue Robots, contacted the Chinese [...]
