Crawls and spies. In the US created a tiny reconnaissance robot

< img src = "/uploads/blogs/ca/df/ib-fr5qfoodr_df4a499e.jpg" Alt = "crawls and spying. The US created a tiny reconnaissance robot"/> < p > US Air Force presented Venom & nbsp; & mdash; advanced & nbsp; work capable of carrying out inspections in & nbsp; difficult and dangerous conditions.

< P Data-PM-Slice = "1 1 1 []" > The first deployment of Venom demonstrated its effectiveness in & nbsp; security during emergencies. The robot was introduced in & nbsp; 14th engineering squadron of firefighters and & nbsp; emergency rescue services, where & nbsp; it was used to examine potential threats under a warehouse.

~ ~ < P Data-Pm-Slice = "1 1 []" >Venom is equipped with a full -wheel drive system and resistant to & nbsp; tire damage that & nbsp; enables it to move in complex terrain. The built-in camera with & nbsp; 10 times zoom and spotlight transmits detailed images even in & nbsp; insufficient lighting. Management is carried out remotely, and & nbsp; advanced sensors make it possible to record critically important data, not & nbsp; exposing people on & nbsp; risks.

~ ~ < P > Fire inspectors noted that & nbsp; use of Venom significantly increases the level of safety. The robot is able to quickly collect the information necessary to make prompt decisions. Its introduction eliminates the need to send people to & nbsp; potentially dangerous areas, reducing risks and increasing the efficiency of rescue teams.

< P > Venom Development and Testing correspond to the US Air Force Strategy for the introduction of modern technologies in & nbsp; daily activities. Updates and & nbsp; work improvement can be obtained by wireless and romp; rsquo; nbp that & nbsp; guarantees its compliance with the current missions requirements. In & nbsp; the future such devices can become an integral part of rescue operations and tactical intelligence, providing an unprecedented level of situational awareness.

< p > Successful first application Venom confirms its importance for prompt response to & nbsp; threats. The US Air Force will continue to integrate such technologies by increasing security and & nbsp; the effectiveness of its units. The use of autonomous systems opens new prospects for military and civil rescue services, providing personnel protection and minimizing risks in & nbsp; dangerous situations.