Filed under: Robots
It's been far too long since we've seen the
Enryu support robot out on the streets of
Japan, and unfortunately, it was called into action once again recently after an
earthquake reportedly rocked Niigata. The newest edition, dubbed the T-53, has received a number of improvements over the prior T-52 model, and aside from being able to hoist 220-pounds per arm without a stressing a joint, this rendition is supposedly a registered, street-legal vehicle to boot. Check it in the work zone after the break.
Continue reading Enryu T-53 service robot cleans up Japan post-earthquake
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