Snake Robots Industrial and Market Analysis Shares, Strategies, and Forecasts, Worldwide, 2011 to 2017
"Snake
Robots Market Shares, Strategies, and Forecasts, Worldwide, 2011 to
2017"
The Report covers current Industries Trends, Worldwide Analysis,
Global Forecast, Review, Share, Size, Growth, Effect.
Description-
A
confined space needs snake shapes to achieve access. Confined spaces
exist by design (aircraft engine), by failure (collapsed building) or
naturally (human body). Snake-arm robots are self-contained portable
devices and extensions to existing systems. These products build on
software and hardware technology.
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Confined
spaces exist. A confined space exists because of a lack of ability to
take apart or dismantle components. Confined spaces exist in nuclear
reactors, aircraft, the human body, industrial processing plant,
underwater environments, ship-building, space. Buildings, roads,
pipelines and other man-made spaces all have confined spaces. The
world is full of awkward confined spaces.
Snake
robots are robotic arms used in industrial applications, but the arms
are more versatile and move independently because of the jointed
structure. Snake robots have a variety of applications. They are
implemented as industrial arm robots, surgical minimally invasive
devices, and for the military provide unique reconnaissance
opportunities. The snake robots are the ultimate in an all-terrain
units, they can go anywhere, even under doors and over mountains, in
a way that no wheeled vehicle can maneuver.
According
to Susan Eustis, lead author of the study, “Snake robots have a
variety of applications. They are implemented as industrial arm
robots, surgical minimally invasive devices, and for the military
provide unique Snake robot markets are set to grow at a rapid pace.
Markets at $46 million are anticipated to reach $8.5 billion by 2017.
The reasons for strong growth are that the technology is proven,
there are 100 successful reference accounts in a variety of
industries, and the technology is useful.
TABLE
OF CONTENT
SNAKE
ROBOTS MARKET SHARES AND MARKET FORECASTS
Snake
Robot Market Driving Forces
Snake
Robots Market Shares
Snake
Robot Market Forecasts
1.
SNAKE ROBOTS MARKET DESCRIPTION AND MARKET DYNAMICS
1.1
Snake Robots Are Different
1.2
Modsnake Robots
1.2.1
Modsnake Robots Support Human Workers
1.3
Snakelike Robots Slither over Rough Landscape
1.4
Snake Robots Locomote
1.5
Serpentine Robot Applications
1.5.1
Seizing the Robotics Opportunity
1.5.2
Modular Self-Reconfiguring Robotic Systems
1.6
Public Aware That Robotics Have “Arrived”
1.7
Next Generation Snake Robotics
2.
SNAKE ROBOTS MARKET SHARES AND MARKET FORECASTS
2.1
Snake Robot Market Driving Forces
2.2
Snake Robots Market Shares
2.3
Snake Robot Variety of Applications
2.3.1
OC Robotics Snake-Arm for Aircraft Assembly
2.3.2
Minimally Invasive Equipment Surgical Robots
2.3.3
Cardioarm Is A Jointed Robot
2.3.4
SINTEF Robot Snakes Climb Pipes
2.3.5
University of Southampton.
2.3.6
CCTV Inspection
2.4
Snake Robot Market Forecasts
2.4.1
Cardiac Surgery Snake Robots Market Forecasts
2.4.2
Cardiorobotics Initial Goal Is To Help Avoid Open-Heart Surgery
2.4.3
Minimally Invasive Surgery Positioning: Cardiorobotics Requires One
Incision At The Bottom Of The Ribs Whereas The Da Vinci Endoscopic
Surgical System Could Require Up To Six Incision Points
2.4.4
Cardiorobotics Positioning
2.5
Snake Robot Prices
2.5.1
Inaccessible Spaces - OC Robotics
2.5.2
Cardiac Surgery - Cardioarm
2.6
Snake Robots Regional Market Analysis
3.
SNAKE ROBOT PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
3.1
OC Robotics Snake-Arm for Aircraft Assembly
3.1.1
OC Robotics Extender Snake Range Of -Motion Robots Reach The
Unreachable
3.1.2
OC Robotics Snake-Arm -
3.2
University of Michigan All-Terrain Robotics:
3.2.1
University of Michigan Mobile Robotics Lab Omnitread
3.2.2
OmniTread Robot Snakes
3.3
Applied Robotics Technologies, LLC
3.3.1
Applied Robotics Technologies Key Benefits
3.3.2
Applied Robotics Technologies Pricing
3.4
NASA Robotic Snakes
3.5
Canadian Robotics Ltd.
3.6
Japan Guru World-Class Snake Robotics
3.7
NTNU and SINTEF in Norway World-Class Snake Robotics
3.7.1
Sintef Climbing Robot
3.7.2
Sintef Robot Learning
3.7.3
Anna Konda Firefighting Snakebot
3.7.4
SINTEF / NTNU Aiko - Snake Robot With Electric Motors 3-26
3.7.5
Department of Engineering Cybernetics at NTNU Pneumosnake - Snake
Robot With Pneumatic Bellows
3.8
Hibot ACM-R5 Amphibious Robosnake
3.8.1
HiBot Japanese Snake Robot
3.9
Medical Devices for Minimally Invasive Surgery
3.9.1
Cardiorobotics Snakelike Robots for Heart Surgery
3.9.2
Cardiorobotics Cardiac Surgery Snake Robot
3.9.3
Minimally Invasive Surgery Positioning: Cardiorobotics Requires One
Incision At The Bottom Of The Ribs Whereas The Da Vinci Surgical
System Could Require Up To Six Incision Points
3.10
OC Robotics
3.10.1
OC Energy & Environment Robotics
3.11
Maintaining High Voltage Transmission Lines Using Robotics
3.11.1
Hydro-Quebec Research Institute (IREQ)LineScout Tele-Operated
Obstacle Crossing System
3.11.2
HiBot Expliner
3.11.3
America’s Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) Autonomous
Version
4.
SNAKE ROBOT TECHNOLOGY
4.1
Actuated Joints In A Tight Volume
4.2
OC Robotics
4.2.1
OC Robotics Develops Snake-Arm Robots For Confined Spaces
4.2.2
OC Robotics Snake Arm Actuator Pack
4.2.3
OC Robotics Snake Arm
4.2.4
OC Robotics Tool
4.2.5
OC Robotics Confined Space Piece Manipulation
4.2.6
OC Robotics Confined Space Reach
4.3
OC Robotics Snake-Arm Robot Basics
4.3.1
OC Robotics Snake Robot Curvature -
4.3.2
OC Robotics Protective Skins
4.3.3
OC Robotics Manages Hazardous Environments -
4.3.4
OC Robotics Software - SoftSnake
4.3.5
OC Robotics PipeSnake
4.3.6
OC Robotics Snake-Arm Robots Aircraft Assembly
4.4
CISST ERC Snake Robot
4.5
Bio-Robotics Lab
4.6
Carnegie Mellon Robotics Institute
4.7
Sintef
4.7.1
Sintef Aiko Snake Robot With Electric Motors
4.8
Hirose Fukushima Lab ACM Land and Amphibious Robot Snake
4.8.1
Hirose Fukushima Lab ACM-R5 Control System
4.8.2
Hirose Fukushima Lab ACM Slim Slime Robot
4.8.3
Hirose Fukushima Lab Pneumatically-Driven Slime Robot
4.8.4
Hirose-Fukushima Lab at Tokyo Institute of Technology Amphibious
Snake Robot - ACM-R5
4.9
DrGavin S7 Snake Robot Rectilinear Locomotion
4.9.1
Nottingham Trent University
4.10
Israeli Army Deploys Robot Snakes
4.10.1
Israeli Military Develops Robot Snake Bomb Hirose Fukushima Lab
4.11
Merlin Robotics, Nottingham Trent University Robot Snake Dance
4.12
Snake Bot at Carnegie Mellon
4.12.1
Carnegie Mellon Conforming Loop
4.13
CardioArm Biomedicine Snakelike Robots for Heart Surgery
4.13.1
Snake Robot Helps Wounded Soldiers
4.14
Hughes Aircraft R7 Early Robotic Snake
4.15
British \'Serpentine Spy\'
4.16
IDF Spy Robot Snake
4.17
SINTEF Robot Snakes Climb Pipes
4.17.1
SINTEF Anna Konda
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