Artificial intelligence supporting firefighters
This artificial intelligence system (AI) uses sensors mounted on firefighter clothing. AI will judge and give advice to those who do this rescue work.
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This artificial intelligence system (AI) uses sensors mounted on firefighter clothing. AI will judge and give advice to those who do this rescue work.
South Korean scientists create equipment to infiltrate the fire and inform the situation at the scene, helping firefighters deliver the fastest possible action plan.
The method of integrating fingerprints on guns will help prevent dangerous violence that may occur unexpectedly.
The secret of the new fabric is synthetic fibers, also known as aramid fibers with special magnetic-alloy coating.
When a fire occurs, the more quickly the fire extinguishes, the simpler it is, the higher the efficiency is and the greater the damage caused by the incident.
Scientists have discovered the ability to create a super-durable material thanks to fire ants.
Increasing risks from shipping Lithium batteries on aircraft have forced the FAA to introduce new regulations.
Scientists around the world designed and tested a variety of robots equipped with sensor systems, modern cameras, fire fighting aids and firefighters.
German technology company first introduced a device that converts water and carbon dioxide into liquid fuels.
A school in Massachusetts has been selected to test the gunner detection system, hoping to prevent future traumatic shootings at schools.
The space transport market is becoming more and more active with the participation of private companies in addition to government agencies and organizations.
Designer Ken Chen of Australia has introduced high-tech armor that can bring supernatural power to firefighters.
By simulating the light-emitting structure of fireflies, researchers have created LEDs that are 55% brighter.
The solution invented by ETH Zurich University in Switzerland will not cause horrifying wounds to crooks like ordinary acid, but will be enough to discourage thieves.
Experts at SINTEF Research Institute have developed a jacket that can keep firefighters or members of the rescue and rescue forces in contact.