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[Dec. 10, 2007] NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center (MSFC) has awarded
a research grant to WCSAR for the development of
robotic systems to repair orbital friction stir welds used in
the construction of the Ares launch vehicles. The first system
will culminate in a proof-of-principal prototype at TRL6,
which can later be developed into a TRL9 system.
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WCSAR has developed a miniature, state-of-the-art walking and climbing
surveillance robot, ideal for intelligence gathering
applications, pipe inspection and in-situ inspection of other
inaccessible areas.
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WCSAR has been awarded a research grant by the US Air Force for the development of robotic-assisted high-speed friction stir joining technologies for in-situ maintenance and repair.
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WARF , on behalf of WCSAR, filed a patent application for a "Low-mass, low-power, high-speed Friction Stir Welding (FSW) Device for in-situ fabrication, maintenance and repair."
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