This paper introduces a new machine for use in support of humanitarian mine action. Developed under the EU FP7- TIRAMISU R&D initiative, the machine is reliable, easy to deploy, and has a low cost of ownership. It is designed to withstand anti-personnel (AP) mine detonations as it drives over an area preparing it for manual demining. Small and highly maneuverable, it can climb steeper inclines than other machines and drive over roads to deploy without an expensive transporter. With dual driver controls, it can be remotely controlled when working in hazardous areas. This article describes how it is appropriate and reports on its performance in testing/acceptance trials in Croatia. It also describes current plans to extend its utility as a C-...
At the end of 1995 a decision was taken within the Diehl Group to create technologies for humanitari...
The GICHD Study of Mechanical Application in Demining is published after two years of research. The ...
The Humanitarian Demining Laboratory of Università La Sapienza di Roma, Italy, currently performs re...
In recent years, mechanical equipment has become more and more prominent in demining programs around...
The following article describes the development of the new Mini MineWolf mine-clearing machine. The ...
Manual operations remain indispensable in the demining process despite the use of heavy machines in ...
Despite the spending of hundreds of millions of dollars on high-tech research over the last few year...
With the use of rollers, tillers and chain flails, the focus of minefield clearance has shifted sinc...
I recently received an e-mail with real good bait on the line so I would commit to sticking my neck ...
The Geneva International Centre for Humanitarian Demining (GICHD) published A Study of Mechanical Ap...
This approach to humanitarian demining differs from generally accepted methodology. It has not yet b...
In constant effort to eliminate mine danger, international mine action community has been developing...
Although demining machines have been in existence since 1942, they were not used in the field of min...
Researchers at the U.S. Army Research, Development and Engineering Command who work with the Communi...
The Antipersonnel Mine Neutralization Device (APMINUD) is a mechanical system for safely detonating ...
At the end of 1995 a decision was taken within the Diehl Group to create technologies for humanitari...
The GICHD Study of Mechanical Application in Demining is published after two years of research. The ...
The Humanitarian Demining Laboratory of Università La Sapienza di Roma, Italy, currently performs re...
In recent years, mechanical equipment has become more and more prominent in demining programs around...
The following article describes the development of the new Mini MineWolf mine-clearing machine. The ...
Manual operations remain indispensable in the demining process despite the use of heavy machines in ...
Despite the spending of hundreds of millions of dollars on high-tech research over the last few year...
With the use of rollers, tillers and chain flails, the focus of minefield clearance has shifted sinc...
I recently received an e-mail with real good bait on the line so I would commit to sticking my neck ...
The Geneva International Centre for Humanitarian Demining (GICHD) published A Study of Mechanical Ap...
This approach to humanitarian demining differs from generally accepted methodology. It has not yet b...
In constant effort to eliminate mine danger, international mine action community has been developing...
Although demining machines have been in existence since 1942, they were not used in the field of min...
Researchers at the U.S. Army Research, Development and Engineering Command who work with the Communi...
The Antipersonnel Mine Neutralization Device (APMINUD) is a mechanical system for safely detonating ...
At the end of 1995 a decision was taken within the Diehl Group to create technologies for humanitari...
The GICHD Study of Mechanical Application in Demining is published after two years of research. The ...
The Humanitarian Demining Laboratory of Università La Sapienza di Roma, Italy, currently performs re...