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Studierende sitzt am Arbeitsplatz und schaut auf den Laptop. © Aliona Kardash​/​TU Dortmund

6G test field rescue robotics presented at TU Dortmund Open Day 2024

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Teleoperated rescue robot closes container with potentially dangerous substances
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The rescue robot is immersively controlled: in the background the video feed of the VR glasses used by the fire fighter to control the robot is shown on the large screen.
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Interested visitors of the Open Day at interactive demonstration of CNI.
The demonstration of the potential of 6G-supported immersive robot control attracted a lot of attention at TU Dortmund University's Open Day. Manuel Patchou and Kevin Šabanović from the CNI team demonstrated a scenario in which a container with potentially hazardous substances had to be sealed by a remote-controlled robot. The practical demonstration clearly illustrated the need for highly reliable real-time communication, which will be supported by future 6G networks. The concrete scenario also illustrated the impact of 6G research in building a resilient society and increasing safety for emergency services and citizens. The underlying research is being carried out in the large-scale research projects 6G research hub 6GEM and German Rescue Robot Centre (DRZ), both of which are generously supported by the BMBF.