The long and thin snake-like robots have became popular for searching narrow spaces, such as debris of the collapsed buildings under the impact of large-scale disasters. Till now, most of the previous research efforts on snake-like robots have primarily focused on development of its mobility or its locomotion. In this research we present the development of a snake-like robot under remote control operation. The present paper gives a detailed description of the mechanism and the construction of the developed snake-like rescue robot KOHGA. This double headed snake-like rescue robot KOHGA can present an operator the image from the viewpoint of a robot's rear side by changing its form into scorpion shape mode. The usefulness of the scorpion mode is amply verified by performing several successful experiments.
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Kamegawa, T., & Matsuno, F. (2007). Development of a Remote-controlled Double Headed Snake-like Rescue Robot KOHGA. Journal of the Robotics Society of Japan, 25(7), 1074–1081. https://doi.org/10.7210/jrsj.25.1074
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