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Development of mobile minirobots for in pipe inspection tasks
The possibilities to use a miniaturized robotic system for inspection, exploration and maintenance of the pipes are highlighted. In this paper, the authors’ contributionin this field is discussed. Two in-pipe minirobots developed by the authors are described. The efforts are focused on the in-pipe mobility and corresponding actuationsystems. Several functional characteristics (e.g. the maximum /minimum inner pipe diameter) are given.