Members of the Extreme Environment Robot Research Institute were awarded at the 44th Annual Conference of the Robotics Society of Japan.
At the 44th Annual Conference of the Japanese Society of Robotics, Shigeo Hirose, the director of the Extreme Environment Robot Research Institute, received the "Robot Utilization Social Contribution Award." Additionally, Hiroshi Okamoto, a researcher at the Extreme Environment Robot Research Institute, Reiji Takakaku, a research assistant, and Shigeo Hirose, the director of the institute, received the "Outstanding Research and Technology Award" for their work on the development of the "NekoQ," an all-terrain electric cat cart with lifting capabilities for disaster transportation support - evaluating the design of the first prototype and its exhibition at the Osaka Expo.

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