Proceedings Of The International Conference On Advanced Technology And Multidiscipline Icatam 2024

Proceedings of the International Conference on Advanced Technology and Multidiscipline (ICATAM 2024)

This is an open access book. Technology has revolutionized our world and daily lives, shaping a future that must harmonize with nature. Through innovations in green energy, low-emission transportation, and energy-efficient housing, technology holds the potential to significantly aid resource recovery and environmental preservation. However, we must always consider the societal impacts of technological advancements. It is crucial to strive for a balance, ensuring that our technological progress supports both humanity and the environment sustainably. The Faculty of Advanced Technology and Multidiscipline at Universitas Airlangga is dedicated to leading the way in the formulation of engineering and advanced technology solutions. This year, we are proud to host the 4th International Conference of Advanced Technology and Multidiscipline (ICATAM). This virtual scientific platform aims to unite academia, researchers, engineers, government bodies, non-governmental organizations, private sectors, industries, and consultants from around the world. Our goal is to foster connections, collaboration, and discourse within a safe and physically distanced framework.

PROCEEDINGS OF THE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY AND MULTIDISCIPLINE (ICATAM) 2021 "ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY AND MULTIDISCIPLINARY PROSPECTIVE TOWARDS BRIGHT FUTURE" FACULTY OF ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY AND MULTIDISCIPLINE.

Disaster Robotics

This book introduces readers to the latest findings on disaster robotics. It is based on the ImPACT Tough Robotics Challenge, a national project spearheaded by the Japan Cabinet Office that focuses on developing robotics technologies to aid in disaster response, recovery and preparedness. It presents six subprojects that involve robot platforms and several component technologies used in conjunction with robots: cyber rescue canines, which are digitally empowered rescue dogs; serpent-like robots for searching debris; serpent-like robots for plant/infrastructure inspection; UAVs for gathering information on large areas struck by disaster; legged robots for plant/infrastructure inspection in risky places; and construction robots for recovery tasks that require both power and precision. The book offers a valuable source of information for researchers, engineers and practitioners in safety, security and rescue robotics, disaster robotics, and plant and infrastructure maintenance. It will also appeal to a wider demographic, including students and academics, as it highlights application scenarios and the total concept for each robot in various scientific and technical contexts. In addition to a wealth of figures and photos that explain these robots and systems, as well as experimental data, the book includes a comprehensive list of published papers from this project for readers to refer to. Lastly, an external website offers video footage and updated information from the International Rescue System Institute.