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NICHe, TOHOKU UNIVERSITY New Industry Creation Hatchery Center Sitemap Contact ⇒Japanese Skip to content About Us Organization PressRelease Publication Maps and Access Contact TOP  >  News  >  Robo-Dogs to the Rescue Robo-Dogs to the Rescue 2016-03-25 News Research by mori. Scientists have developed a system using information technology to augment and enhance the capabilities of canine search and rescue (SAR) teams. Outfitted with special suits, these cyber-enhanced SAR dogs can transmit information about disaster sites and victims to their handlers and rescue workers. The suits &＃8211; which fit both large and middle-size SAR dogs &＃8211; are equipped with GPS and IMU sensors which can track the dog&＃8217;s motions and location. There is also a camera that transmits what the dog is seeing. This is especially useful in assessing the condition of victims and accessing remote parts of disaster sites. Handlers and rescue workers can receive and map the information online using their computers or hand-held tablets. The effectiveness of Canine SAR teams depends on the experience of the handlers and their ability to analyze and utilize information provided by their canine partners. It is hoped that the cyber-enhanced canine suits will promote a new field integrating human, animal and robot technologies.   Links: Search and Rescue(SAR) Robo-Dogs Training video on YouTube Contact: New Industry Creation Hatchery Center Email: kazunorirm.is.tohoku.ac.jp   Next Post Category List News PressRelease Research Page List About Us Maps and Access Organization download:Organization Chart The table of NICHe Projects PressRelease Publication Recent Posts 2020-02-26Professor Emeritus Tetsuo SHOJI, a Senior Research Fellow of NICHe, received UR Evans Award. 2017-06-07Overcoming immune suppression to fight against bovine leukemia 2016-06-28Tetsuo Shoji awarded Grandes Médailles of CEFRACOR 2016-03-25Robo-Dogs to the Rescue Copyright: NICHe,TOHOKU University