Thanks to modern technology, American military forces have become more effective in terms of weapons, defense, and their ...

Indeed, a robot called Taurus from SRI International has already begun its takeover of one of the most dangerous jobs on Earth: bomb disposal. Sure, bomb disposal robots have been rolling the ...

The original bomb disposal robots were controlled by a series of ropes. But, as technology advanced, a telecommunications cable was used to transmit commands to the robot’s electrical systems.

Remote Control Bomb Disposal Robot Rog-R PC. 1:47 pm December 9, 2010 By Julian Horsey. Check out this fantastic custom computer named the Rog-R that has been created by Stephen LeatherFace Popa.

Engineers at the US Department of Energy's Idaho National Lab in Idaho Falls have been trying out using a Wii Remote to control their bomb disposal robots, reports New Scientist. David Bruemmer ...

In May, the British Army confirmed its plans to include one of the most advanced and capable bomb disposal robots. The T4 from L3Harris Technologies is a medium-sized robot with haptic feedback ...

Explosive Ordnance Disposal is a key component of national defense that is limited both by risk to EOD technicians and the ability of existing EOD robots to reach EOs in challenging environments and ...

Bomb disposal robots aren't exactly new, but they've come a long way since the first one was introduced by the British Army in 1972 to deal with IRA bomb threats.

The Ontario Fire Department is replacing its bomb-detecting robot through a $275,000 grant from Homeland Security. The department’s Bomb Squad has had the Explosive Ordinance Disposal Robot more ...

Early bomb disposal robots were controlled via cumbersome control cables (Credit: Getty Images) These robots operate as a remote presence for the bomb disposal experts, or “bomb doctors” as ...

A robot probably isn’t coming for your job. But there are plenty of dull, dirty, and dangerous gigs out there that humanity wouldn’t mind turning over to the machines. Indeed, a robot called ...