Guided by :-
Mrs. Savitri Bhagat
Miss Basanti Minj
Presented By :-
Bhaskar Jha
 What is Robot
 What is Snake Robot
 Details
 Architecture
 How Snake Robots Works
 Application
 Advantage
 Disadvantage
 Conclusion
 Reference
Contents
What Is Snake Robot
 The high number of degrees of freedom allows the arm
to “snake” along a path or around an obstacle – hence
the name “snake-arm”.
Details
 Name of Innovation : SNAKE ROBOT
 Name of Developer : V.C. Anderson
 Year of Development : 2014
Architecture
 Motor and gears
 Wheels
 Flex sensor
 Infared Sensitive camera
How Snake Robots Works
Application
 Industrial Area
 Search And Rescue operations
 Move across uneven terrain
 water-proofed
 Move across soft ground such as sand,
since it can distribute its weight across a
wider area
 Low power and movement efficiency
 High cost of actuators (servos or motors)
 Difficult to control high number of degrees
of freedom
Conclusion
 Conclusion is the snake robot is helping rescue
team to save survivors quickly and easily.
Reference
 http://google.com/
 http://www.wikipedia.org/
 http://www.snakerobots.com/
 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robot_software
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Snake Robot

  • 1.
    Guided by :- Mrs.Savitri Bhagat Miss Basanti Minj Presented By :- Bhaskar Jha
  • 2.
     What isRobot  What is Snake Robot  Details  Architecture  How Snake Robots Works  Application  Advantage  Disadvantage  Conclusion  Reference Contents
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    What Is SnakeRobot  The high number of degrees of freedom allows the arm to “snake” along a path or around an obstacle – hence the name “snake-arm”.
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    Details  Name ofInnovation : SNAKE ROBOT  Name of Developer : V.C. Anderson  Year of Development : 2014
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     Motor andgears  Wheels  Flex sensor  Infared Sensitive camera How Snake Robots Works
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    Application  Industrial Area Search And Rescue operations
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     Move acrossuneven terrain  water-proofed  Move across soft ground such as sand, since it can distribute its weight across a wider area
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     Low powerand movement efficiency  High cost of actuators (servos or motors)  Difficult to control high number of degrees of freedom
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    Conclusion  Conclusion isthe snake robot is helping rescue team to save survivors quickly and easily.
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    Reference  http://google.com/  http://www.wikipedia.org/ http://www.snakerobots.com/  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robot_software
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