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1968 â€“ Beaver Mark IV Submersible by North American Rockwell. Renamed "Roughneck" in 1969. Each of the two manipulators has a 9-ft reach, eight degrees-of-freedom, and a 50-lb lifting capacity. The two manipulators can be equipped with nine different tools to perform various tasks. These tools are: impact wrench, hook…

1961 – Trieste Submersible with Manipulator – Harold Froehlich (American)

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Post author: cyberne1
Published date: May 12, 2015
Terms: Underwater Robotics | 1961, American, Deep Diving Apparatus, Don Walsh, French, General Mills, Harold Froehlich, manipulator arm, Manipulator Arm For Diving Bell, Seapup, Submarine Apparatus, Submarine Armor, Submarine Exploring Armor, Submarine Salvage Vessel, submersible, Trieste, undersea robots, Underwater robotics, underwater robots

1961 - Trieste Submersible with Manipulator Arm by Harold Froehlich - General Mills. Image source: Manned Submersibles, Frank Bushby, 1976. The Trieste was purchased by the U.S. Navy in 1958. Development of the manipulator arm, instigated by Don Walsh, was done by Harold "Bud" Froehlich of General Mills. Based on the Model…

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Post author: cyberne1
Published date: May 12, 2015
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