Great Pyramid of Giza hidden chamber could be explored by inflatable robotic blimp

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Channel: News Direct · 2018 · News & Politics

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Researchers are developing a blimp-like drone that can explore a newly discovered hidden chamber in the Great Pyramid of Giza. 

Research institutions Inria and the French National Center for Scientific Research are designing the drone to squeeze through a 1.5-inch hole, before unfolding and inflating, Digital Trends reported. 

"The main challenge is to insert a complete exploration robot in a hole that is as small as possible," Inria researcher Dr. Jean-Baptiste Mouret told Digital Trends. "It's important to use a hole as small as possible because we want to leave as few traces as we can. This is what we call 'minimally invasive robotics.' We chose a diameter of 1.5 inches because it is a good trade-off between the size of the hole, the kind of machines that can bore holes, and the current robotic technologies."

The blimp model was chosen over conventional multi-rotor drones because it's safer the surrounding environment during exploration. 
The blimp drone can make contact with obstacles without damaging the monument. They are also more stable than multi-rotor drones, which is important for taking photos in low-light conditions. 

The camera equipped drone will be remotely operated by radio, however can also operate autonomously via small onboard sensors. 

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