Safety
The most active manipulation robot in decommissioning, Spot is being used at some of the most well-known cleanup sites in the world. Its agility and ease of use have allowed nuclear decommissioning companies to increase productivity without risking exposure.
Spot can go where people can—and where they cannot. Highly maneuverable, Spot can navigate stairs, pick up objects, and turn valves, all while operators remain at a distance.
Deploy Spot to survey and check radiation levels, as well as analyze and plan nuclear material handling missions.
Clear radioactive debris and move equipment and cables. Spot can place communication relays and lights to see otherwise inaccessible areas.
Spot can be used to dismantle equipment: grasp, lift, place, carry and drag objects using Spot Arm.
Limiting exposure to radiation is a top priority in the nuclear industry, but how much exposure can Spot take?
LANL Testing
Spot was exposed to 82 years worth of the annual worker dose with no failure.
Per rem averted
Some organizations have found hundreds of thousands of dollars in value of dose averted from even a single routine 30 minute inspection mission.
Payload Capacity
Spot offers the flexibility to perform a range of inspection and waste management tasks.
Koji Watanabe
Deputy Manager of 2nd Mechanical Equipment Group, TPT
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Remediation Value Stream Lead, Sellafield Ltd
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Health Physics Technician, Dominion Energy
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