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A laser-cutting robotic snake has been deployed on the highly-radioactive core of the redundant Dragon reactor at Winfrith in the UK. Meanwhile, machine learning algorithms to increase capabilities in several crucial areas of nuclear robotics – including waste handling, cell decommissioning and site monitoring with mobile robots – are to be created by a team of computer scientists from the University of Lincoln.
World Nuclear News 4th May 2018 read more »
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