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Dumbbells 'tiny lungs'
Many unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) have the disadvantage of encountering strong winds or extreme weather. Thus, Aeryon Lab developed the type of UAV in this condition.
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Robots rescue drowned people
Not only rescue workers but robots will also be actively involved in saving people at risk of drowning. It's Pars, a flying robot with four fans, carrying a lifebuoy…
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Transformer robot
US researchers have released the latest version of the real-life robot: human-sized robots, walkable, climbing walls, and even transformed into subdued submarines.
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Compact and flexible diving equipment
Russian defense equipment manufacturers have released a personal product for diving. This diving kit is more convenient and safe for underwater rescue work, which can op…
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Japanese robots clean up the Fukushima power plant
TEPCO and the Japanese government have decided to use robots to increase worker access to reactor buildings.
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Phone battery rescue wait 15 years
At the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2013 in Las Vegas, Nevada, from January 8-11, manufacturer SpareOne has unveiled to its users an ultra-mobile phone unique.
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The 'ball' supports the police and firefighters
This is a common scenario for police and other emergency workers: they have to enter a building without knowing what is waiting for them inside - a gunman or an earthqua…
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Flying robots know how to avoid obstacles like birds
Intelligence is like a bird: Flying Rescue Robot (Flying Rescue Robot) will avoid obstacles. Being able to orient themselves in damaged forests, tunnels or buildings, th…
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T-shirts for small children
A group of high school girls in the United States invented a Watawescue t-shirt that is self-inflating when wet, to protect children from 2 to 4 years of age when swimmi…
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USA invests in specially designed rescue robot
The US Navy is investing a $ 900,000 project at the Georgia Institute of Technology to design a special rescue robot inspired by a television personality.
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Release of life-saving equipment during the tsunami disaster
In an effort to help people survive the tsunami disaster in the future, Australian-born Matt Duncan has been working on a product called
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Intelligent helmet auto-rescue
New American scientists have come up with the idea of turning a conventional helmet into a smart device capable of sending a self-help signal when a user experiences an…
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'Eye of God' watch the pirates on the sea
The cameras that distinguish the waves and the horizon will help shore patrols detect ships carrying illegal immigrants, pirates and smugglers.
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Use cockroaches
Researchers at North Carolina State University have found a way to attach tiny plates to the sensory organs of large cockroaches in Madagascar and take control of their…
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Build a robot that can swim frogs
A team of scientists from Tokyo Technological University (Japan) has successfully created a robot, named Swumanoid, able to swim back and swim school. In the future, the…