Can This Fire Fighting Robot Take The Heat? 12 Comments . by: Lewin Day. December 28, 2018. Title: Copy. ... It’s a radio controlled robot with an Arduino Uno for the brains.

A fire-fighting robot is changing the way an Indiana fire department is attacking industrial fires, and Purdue researchers say it could have helped with the Indianapolis warehouse fire that burned … ...

The fire-fighting 'dragon' robot with the body of a hose that can wiggle through windows to put out a blaze Japanese researchers developed a robot made of a hose that can spray water ...

If a fire department wanted to buy a Bulldog and two robots, a Thermite and a Guardian, say, it would cost about $400,000. Additionally, Howe hopes to drive the day-to-day insurance costs of a ...

If you are building a robot to fight fires, why not use the water that you are fighting fires with to propel your robot? That seems to be the idea behind the Dragon Fire Fighting robot built by [Pr… ...

The firefighting robot is the brainchild of four students of the electrical department and the prototype covers design and construction of a robot that is able to sense and extinguish fire.

The Navy has created shipboard autonomous firefighting robots, or SAFFiR, to be used on board Navy ships to both detect and fight fires. The technology was developed by engineers at Virginia Tech ...

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.