No more worries about gas pipe leaks and pipes with new robot systems
The robot can be inserted into the water pipe through any available fire hydrant nearby and can also be easily retrieved using the integrated positioning system on the b…
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The robot can be inserted into the water pipe through any available fire hydrant nearby and can also be easily retrieved using the integrated positioning system on the b…
M134 has a strong firepower and long fire retention times (if fully charged) at excellent shot speeds (over 3000 shots per minute).
Smart weapons, which seem to only come from fiction today, become a reality when the Armatix iP1 pistol, which is linked to a smart watch, allows control of gun use.
Having a hair that automatically changes color according to the weather every time you go out probably only exists in fictional movies. But now you can completely do thi…
The US Navy has just unveiled plans to develop smart mini missiles capable of destroying unmanned aircraft and ships.
Russian troops will deploy tents capable of completely concealing the combination of anti-radar guns and enemy satellites.
In many cities around the world, firefighting helicopters are a difficult alternative to fire-extinguishing and rescue.
Military countries are developing or testing guns with technology and capabilities that you seem to be able to see only in 007.
A special weapon that could fire 10kgs of ammunition, moving at 5400 miles per hour and penetrating 3 thick concrete walls 100 miles away can be equipped by US Navy for…
South Korean scientists create equipment to infiltrate the fire and inform the situation at the scene, helping firefighters deliver the fastest possible action plan.
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.
Whatever the bending or deformation, the alloy will return to its original form after a fire.
Lithium batteries that we use today have the advantage of high capacity but it is very easy to burn as well as long charge.