Professor Darwin Lau's research team and Chun Wo jointly develop cable ...
With Hong Kong's construction industry plagued by manpower shortages over the past few years, safety has never been more important. As a first, a research team led by Professor Darwin Lau Tat Ming has developed a cable -driven robot which accurately mimics human movement to clean building windows and paint facades. The system is expected to replace human wiper and roller-based window cleaning ...
As a first, a research team led by Professor Darwin Lau Tat Ming, Associate Professor in the Department of Mechanical and Automation Engineering at The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK)'s Faculty of Engineering, has developed a cable -driven robot which accurately mimics human movement to clean building windows and paint facades.
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A research team from CUHK Faculty of Engineering and Chun Wo jointly develop cable -driven robot for high-rise building facades With Hong Kong's construction industry plagued by manpower shortages over the past few years, safety has never been more important. As a first, a research team led by Professor Darwin Lau Tat Ming, Associate Professor in the Department of Mechanical and Automation ...
As a first, a research team led by Professor Darwin Lau Tat Ming, Associate Professor in the Department of Mechanical and Automation Engineering at The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK)'s Faculty of Engineering, has developed a cable - driven robot which accurately mimics human movement to clean building windows and paint facades.
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With Hong Kong's #constructionindustry plagued by manpower shortages over the past few years, safety has never been more important. As a first, a research team led by Professor Darwin Lau Tat ...
The development project is supported by Chun Wo Construction, which donated HK$2.6 million to the project. Team leader Darwin Lau with Chun Wo Construction chairman Lee Ka-lun, left.
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The arm includes flexibility that allows it to work on tilted and curving surfaces, explained Darwin Lau Tat-ming, an associate professor in the Faculty of Engineering who led the development team .
This project presents a cable -driven robot system to perform physical contact-based façade inspections. The cable -driven robot system aims to be easy to deploy, safe to operate, capable of inspecting large façade surfaces, and able to perform a wide range of non-contact and physical contact inspection tasks.