SYNERGY IN ACTION
Solving shared nuclear decommissioning and fusion engineering challenges by accelerating deployment of robotics
Solving shared nuclear decommissioning and fusion engineering challenges by accelerating deployment of robotics
and AI
SYNERGY IN ACTION
Solving shared nuclear decommissioning and fusion engineering challenges by accelerating deployment of robotics
Solving shared nuclear decommissioning and fusion engineering challenges by accelerating deployment of robotics
and AI
SYNERGY IN ACTION
Solving shared nuclear decommissioning and fusion engineering challenges by accelerating deployment of robotics
Solving shared nuclear decommissioning and fusion engineering challenges by accelerating deployment of robotics
and AI
SYNERGY IN ACTION
Solving shared nuclear decommissioning and fusion engineering challenges by accelerating deployment of robotics
Solving shared nuclear decommissioning and fusion engineering challenges by accelerating deployment of robotics
and AI
SYNERGY IN ACTION
Solving shared nuclear decommissioning and fusion engineering challenges by accelerating deployment of robotics and AI
The Robotics and Artificial Intelligence Collaboration (RAICo) is a collaboration between the UK Atomic Energy Authority, the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority, Sellafield Ltd and the University of Manchester.
The collaboration is accelerating the deployment of robotics and AI in nuclear decommissioning and fusion engineering.
RAICo develops remotely operated solutions for decommissioning, including in the nuclear industry, and for the operation and maintenance of future fusion powerplants.
Through the use of robotics and AI, RAICo helps remove people from harmful environments across the nuclear sector, achieving safer, faster and more cost-effective solutions.
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Robotics and Artificial Intelligence event highlights opportunities to speed up deployment of technology in challenging environments
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Almost 300 delegates and exhibitors attend showcase event in Cumbria.