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From China, a Firefighting Robot Dog
Like others in its field, Chinese robotics company Unitree has been working on humanoid robots. But they've gone back to their dog-bot roots to develop this B2, a firefighting robot dog designed to work alongside humans. The quadruped form factor can easily navigate uneven terrain and climb stairs. Being more compact than a human or humanoid, it can squeeze into tighter spaces. It boasts 360-degree cameras, LiDAR, gas sensors and a self-drenching system to keep dust and heat from fouling its systems.It can be fitted with a hose for spraying duty. Alternatively, it can be attached with a blower for extinguishing smaller blazes.Hot-swappable batteries keep the thing in action. The B2 can operate autonomously or be remote-controlled. While this might seem like a fanciful prototype, it's currently deployed with the Qingdao Firefighting and Rescue Support team.
Like others in its field, Chinese robotics company Unitree has been working on humanoid robots. But they've gone back to their dog-bot roots to develop this B2, a firefighting robot dog designed to work alongside humans.
The quadruped form factor can easily navigate uneven terrain and climb stairs.
Being more compact than a human or humanoid, it can squeeze into tighter spaces. It boasts 360-degree cameras, LiDAR, gas sensors and a self-drenching system to keep dust and heat from fouling its systems.
It can be fitted with a hose for spraying duty.
Alternatively, it can be attached with a blower for extinguishing smaller blazes.
Hot-swappable batteries keep the thing in action.
The B2 can operate autonomously or be remote-controlled.
While this might seem like a fanciful prototype, it's currently deployed with the Qingdao Firefighting and Rescue Support team.
