
Snake-arm robot —
The snake-arm robot can "reach the unreachable" say its creators.

Snake-arm robot —
UK-based OC Robotics says the Snake-arm can perform a variety of inspection and maintenance tasks.

Snake-arm robot —
The lightweight arm is made up of a series of articulating links which are controlled by steel wires.

Snake-arm robot —
A range of tools can be fitted to the tip, including cameras and lights.

Snake-arm robot —
It can slide into the tightest of spots. In this picture, a Snake-arm is performing maintenance at a nuclear power plant in Sweden.

Snake-arm robot —
OC Robotics also hopes to help airframe construction, venturing into tight spots in fuselages and wings to perform inspections.

Snake-arm robot —
UK nuclear decommissioning company Sellafield recently requested a demonstration and was impressed with the snake arm's dexterity and strength.

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The company has a simulator, which employees and clients can use to practice navigating through confined spaces.