The use of robots in disaster zones was developed in response to the Hanshin-Awajii
Earthquake in Kobe, Japan and the attacks on the Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma …

The use of robots for hazardous situations dates back to the Three Mile Island Nuclear
incident (eg, Pavelek 1985; Whittaker and Champeny 1987; Geifer et al. 1988). More …

Research Trends on Disaster Response Robots - Journal of the Korean Society for Precision
Engineering - Korean Society for Precision Engineering : 논문 - DBpia 메뉴 건너뛰기 DBpia …

Within six hours of the World Trade Center (WTC) disaster, four teams from the Center for
Robot-Assisted Search and Rescue (CRASAR) were on their way to the site, their vans …

Robotics have important applications in the field of disaster medical rescue. The deployment
of urban rescue robots at the earthquake site can help shorten response time, improve …

The use of disaster robots in the aftermath of the Great East Japan earthquake serves as an
excellent example of international cooperation between agencies, municipalities …

Since the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing and Kobe, Japan, earthquake, robotics researchers
have been considering search and rescue as a humanitarian research domain. The recent …

The tragedy of September 11th 2001 at the World Trade Center is likely to propel search-
and-rescue robotics into its next stage, just as the Kobe earthquake and the Oklahoma City …

On September 11, 2001, the Center for Robot-Assisted Search and Rescue (CRASAR)
responded within six hours to the World Trade Center (WTC) disaster; this is the first known …

Disasters represent a serious disruption of life activities and functions of society, and the
disaster risk is the product of vulnerability and hazard that pose threat to people and …