Laser Photonics & Brokk showcase the first remote-controlled and environmentally friendly surface cleaning robot.
Laser Photonics Corporation and Brokk are presenting the latest high-tech laser cleaning robot at the annual Waste Management Conference (Booth #121), a worldwide regarded international conference for the management of radioactive material. The WM 2020 is hosted from March 8th to March 12th, 2020 at the Phoenix Convention Center in Arizona.
The most advanced version of the laser cleaning robot offers capabilities such as artificially intelligent software, remote-controlled operations, and wide installation options such as conveyor lines and standalone systems, for both man-assisted and unmanned operations. The robot was originally designed for the use in nuclear powerplant decommissioning and decontamination applications, such as decommissioning and clean up operations on nuclear powered naval ships like destroyers, submarines, and aircraft carriers, but can be applied to any cleaning processes industry-wide. Lasers can aid in the performance of multiple functions inside contaminated areas such as machine and tool trackability, remote cutting, as well as, demolitions, clean up, and decontamination operations.