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Firefighting is a difficult and dangerous job, which puts humans on the front line to save life and property on a regular basis. It’s a prime candidate for some robot helpers, and [Ivan] has … ...

Japanese researchers developed a robot made of a hose that can spray water. The 'snake robot' can crawl through windows or other gaps in a structure.

Fourteen year-old Amey Nerkar from Nashik has assembled a fire-fighting robot that will assist firemen in rescue operations and save the lives of people in an emergency Since last December, while ...

An operator controls the fire fighting robot at a workshop of Anshan Hengye Special Vehicle Manufacturing Co., Ltd. in Anshan, northeast China's Liaoning Province, April 14, 2020. This new all ...

The fire-fighting robot is made up of aluminium sheets – which are used in aeroplanes – that can withstand temperatures of up to 700 centigrade.

Robots developed at Virginia Tech became world-class soccer champions this past summer. Now they are moving on to fire-fighting and other tasks proving too dangerous or dull for humans.

Giving its ability to deal with fire emergencies a technical edge, the Surat Fire and Emergency Services (SFES) have roped in a fire fighting robot!

A group of students from the electrical and electronics engineering faculty at the Turkish Osmangazi university have developed a fire-fighting robot. The robot includes a fire-sensing system ...

A team of fire-fighting robots has been unveiled by defence contractor QinetiQ at a demonstration in London. The display showcased a quartet of robots aimed at tackling the particular risk of fires ...