X-ray robot could save lives on the battlefield

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  • čas přidán 7. 09. 2024
  • A pioneering X-ray robot designed to detect weapons and explosives is a step closer to saving lives on the battlefield.
    Dstl scientists have run field trials on a Rapiscan American Science and Engineering produced prototype that uses X-Ray Backscatter (XRBS) imaging technology mounted on an L3Harris T7 remote-controlled robot.
    This would save lives by enabling military personal to look inside containers - including cars and walls - for hidden weapons or explosive material without being near the potential threat.
    Operators would also be able to scan large areas quicker leading to increased situational awareness giving troops an operational advantage.
    Dstl is a proven national asset, giving the UK clear advantage across science, technology, cyber and information.
    We offer world-class science and technology capability allied to inside knowledge and government savvy, and underpinned by deep operational understanding of defence and security needs.
    This enables us to demystify and harness science and technology to give clear military and security advantage through impartial advice and solutions - to innovate the science inside UK defence and security.

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