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apan a robot power everywhere except at nuclear plant
TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan may build robots to play the violin, run marathons and preside over weddings, but it has not deployed any of the machines to help repair its crippled reactors.
While robots are commonplace in the nuclear power industry, with EU engineers building one that can climb walls through radioactive fields, the electric power company running Japan’’s Fukushima Dai-ichi plant has not deployed any for the nuclear emergency.
, its skeleton team has been given the unenviable and perhaps deadly task of cooling reactors and spent nuclear fuel on their own, only taking breaks to avoid over-exposure.
A science ministry official said a robot used to detect radiation levels is at the site of the accident in Fukushima, north of Tokyo, but nuclear safety agency official Hidehiko Nishiyama said: "We have no reports of any robots being used."
That robot would have come in handy early on Thursday when workers monitoring radiation had to back away from the plant because it was becoming too hot.
While Japan is renowned for its cutting edge technology, it also maintains an anachronistic element in its society that relies on humans for tasks that have given way to automation in many other parts of the world, such as operating elevators and warning motorists of road construction.
In one of Japan’’s worst nuclear accidents, two workers were killed in September 1999, when workers at a nuclear facility in Tokaimura, northeast of Tokyo, set off an uncontrolled nuclear chain reaction by using buckets to mix nuclear fuel in a lab.
Japan is a world leader in robots, using them to automate the most complicated manufacturing processes and to sift through rubble to look for victims in earthquakes.
Robots were also used after two infamous nuclear disasters -- Three Mile Island and Chernobyl, and will almost certainly be used at Fukushima for work in highly radioactive areas.
Kim Seungho, a nuclear official who engineered robots for South Korea’’s atomic power plants, said: "You have to design emergency robots for plants when they are being built so they can navigate corridors, steps and close valves."
The Fukushima plant was built in the 1970s, well before robots were able to work on sophisticated tasks.
Robots are in place in many nuclear plants for structured situations such as monitoring pipes and simple maintenance.
Kim, a deputy director in nuclear technology for the Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute, said budget constraints and denial have kept emergency robots out of many plants in his country and around the world.
"Nuclear plant operators don’’t liked to think about serious situations that are beyond human control," he said by telephone.
(Editing by Jeremy Laurence)
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日本的机器人无所不在，除了核电站
东京（路透社）--日本造了很多机器人，有能拉小提琴的，有能跑马拉松的，还有能主持婚礼的，但唯独没有能派去维修事故反应堆的。
当机器人在核电站已经司空见惯，欧盟的工程师已经造出能爬墙能通过放射性区域的机器人时候，运行福岛第一核电站的电力公司却没有部署任何应急机器人。不仅如此，他的骨干队伍出了令人鄙视和杀爹的幺蛾子，冷却反应堆，听任核燃料扩散，只是去防止过度辐射。
一个官方科学部门说，福岛核电站已经有一个机器人去探测事故现场的放射性级别，但是官方核能安全部门的Hidehiko Nishiyama 说，我们没有任何在用机器人的报告。
机器人在星期四应该会派上用场，因为在用的放射性监测仪已经因为过热的问题从核电站里撤回来了。
当日本以他的尖端技术享誉世界的时候，社会上还有一些靠人力工作的落伍的元素，比如开电梯的，公路建设中的提醒工作，这些在世界的其他地方早就自动化了。
1999年，在日本最严重的核事故中，两个工作人员在东京东北部的东海村核设施工作中丧生，就是因为在实验室中用桶混合核燃料，引爆了一个无法控制的核链式反应。
日本的机器人技术在世界上最强，可以使复杂的制造过程自动化，能在地震中通过乱石堆寻找受害者。
在韩国核电站设计机器人的Kim Seungho说，作为一名核工作人员，你必须为核电站设计出应急机器人，他们能通过走廊和台阶，还能关上阀门。
福岛核电站设计于70年代，当时机器人还不能完成复杂的工作。
机器人用于很多核电站的结构检测，比如管道检测和简单的维修。
韩国原子能研究所的核技术副主任Kim说，在韩国和世界其他很多地方的核电站因为预算的限制和缺失，应急机器人并没有上马。
他在电话里说，核电站的管理者不喜欢考虑工作人员不能控制的严重事态。（p.s.当然机器人也就没用）
然后最新的消息就是日本问德国借机器人，德国人说咱怕泄密要考虑一下
http://lt.cjdby.net/thread-1097728-1-1.html
原文：http://au.news.yahoo.com/tech-ne ... t-at-nuclear-plant/apan a robot power everywhere except at nuclear plant
TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan may build robots to play the violin, run marathons and preside over weddings, but it has not deployed any of the machines to help repair its crippled reactors.
While robots are commonplace in the nuclear power industry, with EU engineers building one that can climb walls through radioactive fields, the electric power company running Japan’’s Fukushima Dai-ichi plant has not deployed any for the nuclear emergency.
, its skeleton team has been given the unenviable and perhaps deadly task of cooling reactors and spent nuclear fuel on their own, only taking breaks to avoid over-exposure.
A science ministry official said a robot used to detect radiation levels is at the site of the accident in Fukushima, north of Tokyo, but nuclear safety agency official Hidehiko Nishiyama said: "We have no reports of any robots being used."
That robot would have come in handy early on Thursday when workers monitoring radiation had to back away from the plant because it was becoming too hot.
While Japan is renowned for its cutting edge technology, it also maintains an anachronistic element in its society that relies on humans for tasks that have given way to automation in many other parts of the world, such as operating elevators and warning motorists of road construction.
In one of Japan’’s worst nuclear accidents, two workers were killed in September 1999, when workers at a nuclear facility in Tokaimura, northeast of Tokyo, set off an uncontrolled nuclear chain reaction by using buckets to mix nuclear fuel in a lab.
Japan is a world leader in robots, using them to automate the most complicated manufacturing processes and to sift through rubble to look for victims in earthquakes.
Robots were also used after two infamous nuclear disasters -- Three Mile Island and Chernobyl, and will almost certainly be used at Fukushima for work in highly radioactive areas.
Kim Seungho, a nuclear official who engineered robots for South Korea’’s atomic power plants, said: "You have to design emergency robots for plants when they are being built so they can navigate corridors, steps and close valves."
The Fukushima plant was built in the 1970s, well before robots were able to work on sophisticated tasks.
Robots are in place in many nuclear plants for structured situations such as monitoring pipes and simple maintenance.
Kim, a deputy director in nuclear technology for the Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute, said budget constraints and denial have kept emergency robots out of many plants in his country and around the world.
"Nuclear plant operators don’’t liked to think about serious situations that are beyond human control," he said by telephone.
(Editing by Jeremy Laurence)
==============================================
日本的机器人无所不在，除了核电站
东京（路透社）--日本造了很多机器人，有能拉小提琴的，有能跑马拉松的，还有能主持婚礼的，但唯独没有能派去维修事故反应堆的。
当机器人在核电站已经司空见惯，欧盟的工程师已经造出能爬墙能通过放射性区域的机器人时候，运行福岛第一核电站的电力公司却没有部署任何应急机器人。不仅如此，他的骨干队伍出了令人鄙视和杀爹的幺蛾子，冷却反应堆，听任核燃料扩散，只是去防止过度辐射。
一个官方科学部门说，福岛核电站已经有一个机器人去探测事故现场的放射性级别，但是官方核能安全部门的Hidehiko Nishiyama 说，我们没有任何在用机器人的报告。
机器人在星期四应该会派上用场，因为在用的放射性监测仪已经因为过热的问题从核电站里撤回来了。
当日本以他的尖端技术享誉世界的时候，社会上还有一些靠人力工作的落伍的元素，比如开电梯的，公路建设中的提醒工作，这些在世界的其他地方早就自动化了。
1999年，在日本最严重的核事故中，两个工作人员在东京东北部的东海村核设施工作中丧生，就是因为在实验室中用桶混合核燃料，引爆了一个无法控制的核链式反应。
日本的机器人技术在世界上最强，可以使复杂的制造过程自动化，能在地震中通过乱石堆寻找受害者。
在韩国核电站设计机器人的Kim Seungho说，作为一名核工作人员，你必须为核电站设计出应急机器人，他们能通过走廊和台阶，还能关上阀门。
福岛核电站设计于70年代，当时机器人还不能完成复杂的工作。
机器人用于很多核电站的结构检测，比如管道检测和简单的维修。
韩国原子能研究所的核技术副主任Kim说，在韩国和世界其他很多地方的核电站因为预算的限制和缺失，应急机器人并没有上马。
他在电话里说，核电站的管理者不喜欢考虑工作人员不能控制的严重事态。（p.s.当然机器人也就没用）
然后最新的消息就是日本问德国借机器人，德国人说咱怕泄密要考虑一下
http://lt.cjdby.net/thread-1097728-1-1.html
原文：http://au.news.yahoo.com/tech-ne ... t-at-nuclear-plant/
TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan may build robots to play the violin, run marathons and preside over weddings, but it has not deployed any of the machines to help repair its crippled reactors.
While robots are commonplace in the nuclear power industry, with EU engineers building one that can climb walls through radioactive fields, the electric power company running Japan’’s Fukushima Dai-ichi plant has not deployed any for the nuclear emergency.
, its skeleton team has been given the unenviable and perhaps deadly task of cooling reactors and spent nuclear fuel on their own, only taking breaks to avoid over-exposure.
A science ministry official said a robot used to detect radiation levels is at the site of the accident in Fukushima, north of Tokyo, but nuclear safety agency official Hidehiko Nishiyama said: "We have no reports of any robots being used."
That robot would have come in handy early on Thursday when workers monitoring radiation had to back away from the plant because it was becoming too hot.
While Japan is renowned for its cutting edge technology, it also maintains an anachronistic element in its society that relies on humans for tasks that have given way to automation in many other parts of the world, such as operating elevators and warning motorists of road construction.
In one of Japan’’s worst nuclear accidents, two workers were killed in September 1999, when workers at a nuclear facility in Tokaimura, northeast of Tokyo, set off an uncontrolled nuclear chain reaction by using buckets to mix nuclear fuel in a lab.
Japan is a world leader in robots, using them to automate the most complicated manufacturing processes and to sift through rubble to look for victims in earthquakes.
Robots were also used after two infamous nuclear disasters -- Three Mile Island and Chernobyl, and will almost certainly be used at Fukushima for work in highly radioactive areas.
Kim Seungho, a nuclear official who engineered robots for South Korea’’s atomic power plants, said: "You have to design emergency robots for plants when they are being built so they can navigate corridors, steps and close valves."
The Fukushima plant was built in the 1970s, well before robots were able to work on sophisticated tasks.
Robots are in place in many nuclear plants for structured situations such as monitoring pipes and simple maintenance.
Kim, a deputy director in nuclear technology for the Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute, said budget constraints and denial have kept emergency robots out of many plants in his country and around the world.
"Nuclear plant operators don’’t liked to think about serious situations that are beyond human control," he said by telephone.
(Editing by Jeremy Laurence)
==============================================
日本的机器人无所不在，除了核电站
东京（路透社）--日本造了很多机器人，有能拉小提琴的，有能跑马拉松的，还有能主持婚礼的，但唯独没有能派去维修事故反应堆的。
当机器人在核电站已经司空见惯，欧盟的工程师已经造出能爬墙能通过放射性区域的机器人时候，运行福岛第一核电站的电力公司却没有部署任何应急机器人。不仅如此，他的骨干队伍出了令人鄙视和杀爹的幺蛾子，冷却反应堆，听任核燃料扩散，只是去防止过度辐射。
一个官方科学部门说，福岛核电站已经有一个机器人去探测事故现场的放射性级别，但是官方核能安全部门的Hidehiko Nishiyama 说，我们没有任何在用机器人的报告。
机器人在星期四应该会派上用场，因为在用的放射性监测仪已经因为过热的问题从核电站里撤回来了。
当日本以他的尖端技术享誉世界的时候，社会上还有一些靠人力工作的落伍的元素，比如开电梯的，公路建设中的提醒工作，这些在世界的其他地方早就自动化了。
1999年，在日本最严重的核事故中，两个工作人员在东京东北部的东海村核设施工作中丧生，就是因为在实验室中用桶混合核燃料，引爆了一个无法控制的核链式反应。
日本的机器人技术在世界上最强，可以使复杂的制造过程自动化，能在地震中通过乱石堆寻找受害者。
在韩国核电站设计机器人的Kim Seungho说，作为一名核工作人员，你必须为核电站设计出应急机器人，他们能通过走廊和台阶，还能关上阀门。
福岛核电站设计于70年代，当时机器人还不能完成复杂的工作。
机器人用于很多核电站的结构检测，比如管道检测和简单的维修。
韩国原子能研究所的核技术副主任Kim说，在韩国和世界其他很多地方的核电站因为预算的限制和缺失，应急机器人并没有上马。
他在电话里说，核电站的管理者不喜欢考虑工作人员不能控制的严重事态。（p.s.当然机器人也就没用）
然后最新的消息就是日本问德国借机器人，德国人说咱怕泄密要考虑一下
http://lt.cjdby.net/thread-1097728-1-1.html
原文：http://au.news.yahoo.com/tech-ne ... t-at-nuclear-plant/apan a robot power everywhere except at nuclear plant
TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan may build robots to play the violin, run marathons and preside over weddings, but it has not deployed any of the machines to help repair its crippled reactors.
While robots are commonplace in the nuclear power industry, with EU engineers building one that can climb walls through radioactive fields, the electric power company running Japan’’s Fukushima Dai-ichi plant has not deployed any for the nuclear emergency.
, its skeleton team has been given the unenviable and perhaps deadly task of cooling reactors and spent nuclear fuel on their own, only taking breaks to avoid over-exposure.
A science ministry official said a robot used to detect radiation levels is at the site of the accident in Fukushima, north of Tokyo, but nuclear safety agency official Hidehiko Nishiyama said: "We have no reports of any robots being used."
That robot would have come in handy early on Thursday when workers monitoring radiation had to back away from the plant because it was becoming too hot.
While Japan is renowned for its cutting edge technology, it also maintains an anachronistic element in its society that relies on humans for tasks that have given way to automation in many other parts of the world, such as operating elevators and warning motorists of road construction.
In one of Japan’’s worst nuclear accidents, two workers were killed in September 1999, when workers at a nuclear facility in Tokaimura, northeast of Tokyo, set off an uncontrolled nuclear chain reaction by using buckets to mix nuclear fuel in a lab.
Japan is a world leader in robots, using them to automate the most complicated manufacturing processes and to sift through rubble to look for victims in earthquakes.
Robots were also used after two infamous nuclear disasters -- Three Mile Island and Chernobyl, and will almost certainly be used at Fukushima for work in highly radioactive areas.
Kim Seungho, a nuclear official who engineered robots for South Korea’’s atomic power plants, said: "You have to design emergency robots for plants when they are being built so they can navigate corridors, steps and close valves."
The Fukushima plant was built in the 1970s, well before robots were able to work on sophisticated tasks.
Robots are in place in many nuclear plants for structured situations such as monitoring pipes and simple maintenance.
Kim, a deputy director in nuclear technology for the Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute, said budget constraints and denial have kept emergency robots out of many plants in his country and around the world.
"Nuclear plant operators don’’t liked to think about serious situations that are beyond human control," he said by telephone.
(Editing by Jeremy Laurence)
==============================================
日本的机器人无所不在，除了核电站
东京（路透社）--日本造了很多机器人，有能拉小提琴的，有能跑马拉松的，还有能主持婚礼的，但唯独没有能派去维修事故反应堆的。
当机器人在核电站已经司空见惯，欧盟的工程师已经造出能爬墙能通过放射性区域的机器人时候，运行福岛第一核电站的电力公司却没有部署任何应急机器人。不仅如此，他的骨干队伍出了令人鄙视和杀爹的幺蛾子，冷却反应堆，听任核燃料扩散，只是去防止过度辐射。
一个官方科学部门说，福岛核电站已经有一个机器人去探测事故现场的放射性级别，但是官方核能安全部门的Hidehiko Nishiyama 说，我们没有任何在用机器人的报告。
机器人在星期四应该会派上用场，因为在用的放射性监测仪已经因为过热的问题从核电站里撤回来了。
当日本以他的尖端技术享誉世界的时候，社会上还有一些靠人力工作的落伍的元素，比如开电梯的，公路建设中的提醒工作，这些在世界的其他地方早就自动化了。
1999年，在日本最严重的核事故中，两个工作人员在东京东北部的东海村核设施工作中丧生，就是因为在实验室中用桶混合核燃料，引爆了一个无法控制的核链式反应。
日本的机器人技术在世界上最强，可以使复杂的制造过程自动化，能在地震中通过乱石堆寻找受害者。
在韩国核电站设计机器人的Kim Seungho说，作为一名核工作人员，你必须为核电站设计出应急机器人，他们能通过走廊和台阶，还能关上阀门。
福岛核电站设计于70年代，当时机器人还不能完成复杂的工作。
机器人用于很多核电站的结构检测，比如管道检测和简单的维修。
韩国原子能研究所的核技术副主任Kim说，在韩国和世界其他很多地方的核电站因为预算的限制和缺失，应急机器人并没有上马。
他在电话里说，核电站的管理者不喜欢考虑工作人员不能控制的严重事态。（p.s.当然机器人也就没用）
然后最新的消息就是日本问德国借机器人，德国人说咱怕泄密要考虑一下
http://lt.cjdby.net/thread-1097728-1-1.html
原文：http://au.news.yahoo.com/tech-ne ... t-at-nuclear-plant/
没人顶，自己坐沙发……
德国人说咱怕泄密要考虑一下
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不HD啊不HD
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不HD啊不HD
表心急，好帖子总有人顶的，自己坐那个老虎凳要悲剧了
脚盆认为太简单了我不做
因为那个反应堆里咱要做很多其他反应堆不做的事情，太复杂，必须使用人力，OVER，这是机密，不能上机器，觉得不安全
泥轰的强力机器人只存在于二次元:sleepy:
这个好像中国目前也没有。赶紧找德国佬买几个。
奥特曼现身吧
原谅抢盐的P民吧，他们除了抢盐，还抢得起什么？
2065年的一天，奄奄一息的老太太躺在病床前颤颤巍巍的叫来孙子：“孩子，50多年前买的盐咱家还剩多少？” 孙子说“奶奶，就2包了”。 奶奶：“等等做菜全给放下去” 。孙子“这怎么行！会咸死的！” 。奶奶“当年你爷爷说我傻B，说吃到死也吃不完，我很快就要下去见他了，我一定要让他心服口服”。
一箱箱沉甸甸的加碘盐，放在家里也是一种满足。
2065年的一天，奄奄一息的老太太躺在病床前颤颤巍巍的叫来孙子：“孩子，50多年前买的盐咱家还剩多少？” 孙子说“奶奶，就2包了”。 奶奶：“等等做菜全给放下去” 。孙子“这怎么行！会咸死的！” 。奶奶“当年你爷爷说我傻B，说吃到死也吃不完，我很快就要下去见他了，我一定要让他心服口服”。
一箱箱沉甸甸的加碘盐，放在家里也是一种满足。
难道路透跟小白一样无知，不知道机器人怕辐射的么？
他们的“类人型机器人”都是晚上用的，不是救灾用的
10楼，又是在别人帖子里说话，又是发新帖，有意思吗？= =#
大老怪 发表于 2011-3-19 20:07 
这位10L是真正的13，所谓的明猪小马甲
这位10L是真正的13，所谓的明猪小马甲
回复 14# zxf5412398
无下限啊无下限~
无下限啊无下限~
Cman 发表于 2011-3-19 19:32
里面说欧盟已经制造出能早高辐射下工作的
不知道真假。
里面说欧盟已经制造出能早高辐射下工作的
不知道真假。日本人跟德国佬买了机器人救灾。早就说德国技术强于日本，包括实用机器人技术。
看来还是德国佬这方面厉害些。。。
随便翻翻“抗辐射机器人”就找到一篇报道，还是2001年的。
【日本《原子能产业新闻》2001年8月23日报道】 日本原子能研究所最近开发出能够在核设施发生事故时的强辐射环境下收集信息的“抗辐射型机器人”(RaBOT)。
下了看了一眼，想定标准是东海村事故，该机器人抗辐射寿命为10万Gy。
2001年就开发出来了，这次不知怎么的，一直都没见用。
【日本《原子能产业新闻》2001年8月23日报道】 日本原子能研究所最近开发出能够在核设施发生事故时的强辐射环境下收集信息的“抗辐射型机器人”(RaBOT)。
下了看了一眼，想定标准是东海村事故，该机器人抗辐射寿命为10万Gy。
2001年就开发出来了，这次不知怎么的，一直都没见用。
回复 16# momoranshi
至少AV没有，AV死也想不到自己会有用的上的时候
至少AV没有，AV死也想不到自己会有用的上的时候
:D:victory: