Nuclear First Response UGV platform with N- Visage
scanning Gamma Spectrometer.
Smith Engineering has unveiled the latest version of its
award-winning MoonBuggy UGV for the remote surveillance of
CBRN and other hazardous incidents.
The new model, MoonBuggy First Response, is equipped with
Createc Ltd’s N-Visage equipment, a completely new
scanning gamma spectrometer - the only one of its type
worldwide.
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Bentonite Absorber Blocks for Low Level Waste (LLW)
Absorber blocks are excluvively been developed & produced at
Smith Engineering for use in containers of low level waste (LLW)
especially Plutonium Contaminated Material (PCM) waste.
Extremely stable product capable of containing liquid run off
waste for a period of at least 500 years.
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Bentonite Absorber Discs for Zinc Bromide
Absorber discs are excluvively developed & produced at Smith
Engineering for use in containers of Low Level Waste (LLW) and
specifically Zinc Bromide Liquid waste
Zinc bromide contained within Saltanious absorbtion discs.
Extremely stable product capable of containing liquid run off
waste for a period of at least 500 years.
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Development UGV MoonBuggy
MoonBuggy UGV is a versatile, compact, multi-purpose, heavy
payload sensor platform with an effective range of up to one
mile. Applications include surveillance platform for plant
security, AP Mine clearance, UXO removal etc.
This UGV can be supplied with a Petrol, Diesel or hybrid electric
hydrostatic drive for any purpose.
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Products & Services
Historical evolution of the Moonbuggy and Special projects conducted at Smith Engineering.
Details and photographs of previous versions of the Moonbuggy, special purpose vehicles and projects over the course of the
last 10 years of continous development at Smith Engineering.
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