This research demonstrates a dual-robotic system improving excavation safety and precision in archaeology, suggesting significant advancements in the field.
This research article presents an autonomous dual-robotic system designed to modernize archaeological excavation by addressing the critical issues of safety, funding, and technical precision. The paper details the integration of the Subsurface Autonomous Ground Explorer (SAGE), a rover utilizing sensor fusion (GPR, IR, and LiDAR) and machine learning to map artifacts, and the Aero-Recovery & Transport Drone (ART-D), which utilizes soft-robotic grippers for non-invasive retrieval.
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