Robo Sally Finds and Disables IEDs, Checks Driver IDs at Security Checkpoint

Posted on February 16, 2013

Researchers from The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory are working on Robo Sally, a Bimanual Dexterous Robotic Platform that can locate and disable Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs). Robo Sally moves on a base with four wheels and has a torso with two long arms and a robotic head. This video shows Robo Sally locating and disabling an IED, searching a vehicle for an IED and monitoring a perimeter. Robo Sally can also perform at security checkpoints and review driver IDs. Take a look:

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