Real-world application photography provides context for remote handling, shielding and engineering. It does not identify Telodynamic products, projects, customers or facilities. No endorsement is implied.
Manipulator Arm — Idaho National Laboratory. Original photograph and attribution. Remote manipulators 001 is also by Idaho National Laboratory and used for remote-handling application images. Both are licensed under CC BY 2.0. Resized and converted to WebP; displayed crops vary by screen.
Alpha-Gamma Hot Cell Facility — Argonne National Laboratory. Original photograph and reuse permission. Reuse, including commercial use and derivatives, permitted with attribution to Argonne National Laboratory. Converted to WebP; displayed crops vary by screen.
Lead shielding — L. Chang (Changlc). Original photograph and public-domain dedication. Lead bricks surrounding a radioactive sample illustrate shielding and containment; they are not photographs of portable shields or Telodynamic totes. Resized and converted to WebP; displayed crops vary by screen.
Plomo blindaje — Miguel Calvo. Original photograph and attribution. A small lidded lead container illustrates shielded containment, rather than a Telodynamic tote. Licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0. The WebP adaptation is distributed under the same license. Resized and converted to WebP; displayed crops vary by screen.
Toolholder of a micromanipulator — Fjvv73 at English Wikipedia. Pictured equipment is a Zaber Technologies toolholder and micromanipulator. Original photograph and attribution. Licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0. The WebP adaptation is distributed under the same license. Converted to WebP; displayed crops vary by screen.
The engineering laboratory, microscopy, fabrication and mechanical-component images were carried forward from the original site, downloaded and optimized as WebP under the Unsplash license. Stock photography illustrates broader engineering contexts.
Source images: Engineering laboratory · Microscopy · Fabrication · Mechanical components.
