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New Japanese Wi-Fi Receiver Survives 500kGy Radiation, A Breakthrough for Fukushima Nuclear Cleanup Robots
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New Japanese Wi-Fi Receiver Survives 500kGy Radiation, A Breakthrough for Fukushima Nuclear Cleanup Robots
A Japanese research team recently showcased a 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi receiver prototype capable of surviving a staggering 500 kilograys of radiation. This high-dose tolerance solves a primary frustration in nuclear decommissioning: the restrictive data cables that hold robots back. By cutting the cord, engineers can finally deploy machines that navigate contaminated ruins without snagging on debris. Operating wireless control in nuclear cleanup environme…
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