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The founder of an aerospace company said that technology, despite rescuing airplanes, could protect aircraft and in the future prevent disasters like Germanwings.
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The founder of an aerospace company said that technology, despite rescuing airplanes, could protect aircraft and in the future prevent disasters like Germanwings.
When disaster strikes, every minute is significant, especially for rescuing trapped victims. In an attempt to find faster survivors, American researchers developed bio-c…
Dr. AlperBozkurt said the search for survivors was also the main focus of the study.
An intelligent toilet system designed for use in disaster areas could be tested at a refugee camp in the Philippines.
Ecosphere Technologies has completed the first version of a closed-end device to help disaster-stricken areas be named the PowerCube.
Humans have spent more than 10,000 years of agricultural history and know a natural disaster such as droughts and floods that could wipe out their energy during the year.
According to the Mother Nature Network, shelters have a tent structure, made of lightweight polypropylene but durable and easily removable.
By developing the technology of the current GPS (Global Positioning System), US scientists have developed an early warning system that will provide accurate information…
The new NASA launches a new robot, capable of standing on two legs like a human and is used to aid rescue operations.
Shimizu Group (Japan) on 25/10/2013 officially announced the successful development of risk assessment system with the name
After natural disasters such as the typhoon Haiyan ravaging the Philippines, relief work on affected areas is often difficult due to the infrastructure being damaged.
Natural disasters (earthquakes, tsunamis, etc.) can happen at any time, especially in countries located on faults on the Earth's crust, such as Japan and Turkey.
NASA has introduced a new radar detector that will help detect buried victims under the rubble of buildings in disaster.
Seiko Holdings, Japan's largest maker of watches, announced on July 8 that it plans to sell its latest product, the watch, which charges phones and deals with disast…