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Robo-Fighters

Are human firefighters obsolete?

The engineers of the University of California have built the most amazing robots who can save lives as firefighters for the victims. Its a beginning of a whole new idea of saving lives in a way which would help not only the people who are the sufferers but also the people who risk their lives.
The pack of such robots made by UC engineers are famous since they are mobile, reconnaissance, also they have a quality of liveliness. They are so helpful that when they enter any burning building, they'll act as scouts for firefighters reaching there.
They actually detect the colors and the temperature using infrared and red-green-blue(RGB) cameras And using onboard software, they gather into 3D maps, easily viewed by firefighters in the meantime.

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We'll see this day also when we become generic with such technology.

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Took reference from another website.
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