QinetiQ provides unmanned robotic systems to aid in Japan's recovery efforts

In the aftermath of the earthquake and subsequent tsunami that devastated Japan on March 11, 2011, the country faces a massive cleanup and rebuilding effort that will take years. To assist in the dangerous task of clearing hazardous debris that stretches for hundreds of miles along Japan’s east coast, the North American arm of global defense technology company QinetiQ has announced it will provide unmanned vehicle equipment and training to aid in the colossal undertaking... Continue Reading QinetiQ provides unmanned robotic systems to aid in Japan's recovery efforts

Tags: Disasters, Earthquake, Japan, QinetiQ, Robotics, Robots

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