Bo Deng

Title: Bo Deng and Remote-Controlled Nuclear Decommissioning Technology.

Introduction

Bo Deng is an inventor associated with Guangyuan, China. His work includes a patent for a remote-controlled dismantling robot and method designed for nuclear facility decommissioning.

Latest Patents

Deng’s listed patent, “Remote-Controlled Dismantling Robot and Dismantling Method for Nuclear Facility Decommissioning,” describes equipment for dismantling nuclear facilities under human remote control. The system combines a tracked chassis, a hydraulic arm, a hydraulic system, and a quick-change mechanism for hydraulic tool heads. Its chassis includes a vehicle frame, a rotating mechanism, track systems, and support legs, while its arm uses multiple hinged stages and an arm oil cylinder. Remote operation is intended to reduce radiation exposure for operators. The supplied information lists 1 patent for Deng.

Career Highlights

The available information highlights Deng’s contribution to nuclear facility decommissioning through remotely operated robotic equipment. The design brings together mobility, hydraulic manipulation, and interchangeable tools for dismantling work.

Collaborations

Deng’s listed coworkers include Guoqiang Shao and Yu Chang.

Conclusion

Bo Deng’s listed invention applies remote-controlled robotics to nuclear facility dismantling, with the goal of helping reduce operators’ radiation exposure.