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DRAGON Drone's Mid-Air Shape-Shifting Targets Fukushima Decommissioning Missions

The University of Tokyo's JSK Lab has demonstrated DRAGON v1.5, a morphing aerial robot comprising four articulated links and eight gimbal-mounted ducted fans. The drone can autonomously reshape itself in flight to squeeze through narrow gaps unreachable by conventional fixed-frame UAVs. Principal investigator Dr. Moju Zhao confirmed the team is actively pursuing disaster-response applications and is participating in a national project tied to the decommissioning of the damaged Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant.

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