National exposure for snake arm robots
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OC Robotics product story
Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team
Oct 31, 2006
Managing Director and founder of OCRobotics, Rob Buckingham, appeared last week on The Material World on BBC Radio 4.
Managing Director and founder of OCRobotics, Rob Buckingham, appeared last week on The Material World on BBC Radio 4.
Dr Buckingham spoke about how snake-arm robots solve access problems in aerospace, nuclear and medical fields.
He was joined by neurosurgeon, David Sandemann, who wants to use the robots to follow a predetermined path through the brain.
This would allow access to parts of the brain that cannot currently be reached.
OC Robotics has also been featured on the BBC News Website, Ingenia magazine (published by the Royal Academy of Engineering) and The Engineer in the last month.
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