Researchers develop new approach for handling nuclear waste

engineers with nuclear power robot

The researchers have developed a system using a standard industrial robot that uses a parallel jaw gripper to handle objects and an Ensenso N35 3D cameras to see the world around it. The team’s system involves allowing humans to make more complex decisions that AI isn’t equipped to do, while the robot determines how to best perform the tasks. The team uses three kinds of shared control.

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