Fire robot can spray 2,000 liters of water per minute

KFRS’s fire robot targets especially difficult accidents with high risks, contributing to firefighters to better understand the situation of fire fighting, Interesting Engineering On January 26, reported. This robot is equipped with thermal function to help detect hot spots in the fire. The advanced robot system can film and use audio to talk to people. It can also give instructions, even help relocate people from the area with the Bang Ca.

KFRS says robots can fight with a nozzle attached to the ability to spray 2,000 liters of water per minute. The robot will collect a range of data and transmit to the firefighter team from safe distance.

“There are 3 reasons we put robots into fire services, including safe firefighters, reducing the number of resources in an accident and limiting our time there. The best reaction, “Mark Gosling, manager in KFRS, said.

KFRS shared the robot will be deployed to respond to accidents around the seeds in the next few weeks. Members of the technical team have completed training on how to use remote control robots and ready to discover its potential. “The robot can significantly reduce the time we deal with the fire as well as the amount of resources to use. It allows us to recover normal activities in the community as quickly as possible,” Gosling said.

With a bomb -removal robot design, KFRS robot can be controlled from a distance of 600 m. KFRS will test using robots in the first period that lasts 12 months.