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Healthier ageing is just a click away This is the mock-up of a noozle, a particularly sensitive component of a nuclear plant. This is an ultrasound robot, specially designed to monitor it.
Technical innovations developed to improve safety on industrial sites like nuclear plants, or shipyards, are the focus of this week’s Futuris, filmed here in Madrid and also in Hamburg and Berlin, Germany.
More about: New technologies, Nuclear Energy, Research, Robot, SpainCopyright © European Commission 2012 / euronews 2012
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