The ACM-R5H is a snake robot that can go where no human can go. It's designed to perform underwater inspections and search-and-rescue missions in hazardous environments.

ACM-R5 is an amphibious snake-like robot that we developed to prove the concept... but also for fun! It has appeared in parties, exhibitions, a large-scale aquarium, in the sea, on TV shows,...

Jun 23, 2008 · ACM-R5 is the name of this awesome, and quite scary, amphibious robot snake – developed by the people at the Hirose Fukushima Lab in Japan. ACM-R5 is equipped with paddles and passive wheels around the body.

Mar 12, 2006 · Unfortunately, the video is in Japanese, but there's lots of great camera shots. Powered by a lithium-ion battery, the ACM-R5 is a radio-controlled amphibious robot designed to move like its real world counterpart. It can slither or swim underwater for …

acm-r5h The ACM-R5H is a snake robot that can go where no human can go. It is designed to perform underwater inspections and search-and-rescue missions in hazardous environments.

Nov 23, 2011 · Is there anything more terrifying than the words “robotic snake?” There’s no reason to be scared of it, however, because it might save your life someday: ACM-R5 was designed by Hirose Fukushima...

Mar 13, 2006 · Sure we've seen remote-controlled robotic snakes before, and pretty slithery ones at that, but the Japanese have managed to wow us once again with the amphibious ACM-R5 snakebot that takes ...

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Feb 10, 2013 · It’s the year of the snake, here’s the HiBot ACM-R5H amphibious robot snake. ACM-R5 was presented at EXPO2005 in the NEDO Prototype Robot Pavilion. It is a snake-like robot with extra dust sealing, waterproofing and a rigid …

Mar 12, 2006 · Powered by a lithium-ion battery, the ACM-R5 is a radio-controlled amphibious robot designed to move like its real world counterpart. It can slither or swim Inside, you'll find an intricate sensor system (attitude/torque), small-sized camera, and a 32bit micro controller.