WHAT:

SRI will demonstrate its Taurus robot, a high fidelity telemanipulation tool with a 3D HD display. Taurus was designed for bomb squad technicians to remotely engage with improvised explosive devices. It enables surgical-like precision in a modular, portable, compact frame. Weighing less than 15 lb, Taurus may be used as a tool on the end of an existing deployed base of bomb squad robots, or it can be easily integrated into portable formats or other systems.   

WHEN:

March 21 - 23, 2012   

WHERE:

Sheraton San Diego Hotel & Marina

San Diego, CA  

SRI Booth #216

WHO:

Thomas P. Low is the Associate Director of the Medical Systems and Telerobotics program in the Engineering and Systems Division at SRI. In this role, he leads a team of engineers and scientists in developing new medical devices, consumer products and technologies for commercial and government clients. He has experience in program management, robotics, software development, mechanical design and medical product development, computer-aided engineering, design for manufacturability, electromechanical systems, sensor development, real-time computer graphics, and dynamic simulation.