Showing posts with label Robot. Show all posts
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Friday, 25 November 2016

Know Little Moe, Tiny Robot Killer Virus Ebola

Companies germicide, of San Antonio, USA, Xenex. Managed to create a robot that recent anti-virus ebola is troubling world population.
Little Moe, Robot Mungil Pembunuh Virus Ebola

About half a meter small robot named Little Moe is mampuh clear the room of harmful viruses in minutes. Litte Moe projected to keep the room at a hospital in Dallas, who treated a suspected Ebola infection.

It is expected with this robot, the hospital was free of Ebola. This robot is devoted to disinfect the room, which is currently emerging Ebola in the US.

Launch the Daily Mail, Wednesday, October 8, 2014, Litte Moe is currently stationed at 250 hospitals and healthcare facilities in the United States, including the hospital in Dallas.

Performance Little Moe was not kidding. This robot uses xenon, non-toxic gas that is colorless, to produce ultraviolet light which then is used destroy the virus.

This robot spreading pressure of 1.5 per second to an area of ​​three meters each direction to kill the Ebola virus. When exposed to ultraviolet light, Robot will emit blue light like a flash.

Reported the resulting light is very bright robot, 25 thousand times brighter than the sun.

"Our robot will guarantee safe room for the next patient, by destroying germs on surfaces that are sensitive and able to clean the nooks and crannies of the room," said a spokesman for Xenex.

Mentioned technology that utilizes ultraviolet light to sterilize the room, actually there in decades. However, the ability of the robot Litte Moe offer something more sophisticated. This robot has a fast processing by using xenon placed on mercury.

Exterminate Ebola 2 minutes

For comparison, the machine-based ultraviolet mercury usual it took an hour to disinfect the room. Meanwhile, Moe Litte robot only takes two minutes.

"Our mission has always been to eliminate pathogens that cause infection and impact on the health and the lives of those millions of patients and their families. And, Ebola disinfection no different from others," said Xenex in a statement.

The spokesman said the Ebola virus is actually easier to kill than other immune diseases disinfection. This robot cost US $ 104 thousand approximately 1.7 billion.

Ebola virus emerged since 1976, has spread into a simultaneous outbreak in Sudan and the Democratic Republic of Congo.

The virus has now appeared in various countries, including the United States and Spain. Symptoms of Ebola include fever, continuous weakness, muscle pain, headache, sore throat, followed by vomiting, diarrhea, rash, kidney and liver dysfunction. In some cases internal and external bleeding.


Ebola has a long incubation period of up to 21 days, meaning that people who are infected may be unaware that they are infected until the symptoms.


Sumber : VivaNews

Iran Create Future Soldier Robot To Fight

When the Iranian Islamic state in the future will be fought, advanced not only humans but also soldiers 'soldier' robotics.


The announcement was delivered by the Iranian Army Commander, Lieutenant General Ahmad Reza Pourdastan. Based on news sources from Iran, Fars News Service, the use of qualified technology was considered quite scary.

Di Masa Depan Iran Terjunkan Prajurit Robot Untuk Berperang

Pourdastan said the Self-Sufficiency Jihad Organization joined the Army ground war Iran is developing a robot that is rumored to be able to perform various tasks.

Although not much information about the greatness of this war robots, based on estimates of Iran sophisticated robots will be equipped with engines weapon slick measuring 7.62 mm, missiles or rockets that will are controlled remotely (remote controlled), and the thermal camera that is capable of operating at night conditions.

Robot wars Iran is rumored to be equipped with the operating capability within five to seven kilometers.

CNN had time to proclaim, the appearance of the robot in the modern battlefield has been rapid.

When the United States invaded Iraq more than ten years ago, the United States only using a system of drones in the air and there was no technology capable to land defense.

Now, the inventory of US air defense has reached approximately seven thousand drone helicopters such as the type of Predator and Reaper.

US troops then tried out the robot wars for land defense and now has reached 12 thousand, one iRobot Packbots used for bombing Afghanistan. Then last year, the US side hopes the robot could eventually replace human soldiers in the middle of a quarter of the next century.


While in Syria, opponents of the government of Bashar al-Assad in 2013 ago also use armed robots remotely controlled machines to monitor harmlessly. (CNN Indonesia)

Google Made Robot War on Trial US Marine

Google subsidiary made robot, Boston Dynamics, was tested by the military institution the United States Navy.


Robot prototype named "Spot" that is projected US Marines to support military operations..

Robot Perang Buatan Google di Ujicoba Marinir AS
"In my opinion, a robot such as Spot can be used to spy or transport the goods of war," says Boston Dynamics robot maker, Ben Swiling.

As stated on the official website of the US military and compiled KompasTekno, Monday (23/11/2015), the test was conducted on the ability to operate in various fields, such as hills, forests, and urban.

Spot Marines also trained to identify the enemy.

All that is done with control via a laptop or a video game. The controls can be operated at distances up to 500 meters adrift of the robot.

According Swiling, control Spot is easy. "Children four years can operate it," he said.

Robot is about 160 pounds is not the first projected to support the institution. Previously, there was a robot called "LS3" and "BigDog".

However, Spot claimed is a faster version, resilient and efficient to operate.

Moreover, according to Swiling, in moments and certain fields, it helps lower the military advance teams of robots rather than humans.

"Robots can not die. For some dangerous terrain, of course nobody wants to sacrifice humans," he explains. (Kompas)