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DUKAS_184360789_FER
Firefighting and rescue robot dog
Ferrari Press Agency
Firefighter 1
Ref 16791
06/05/2025
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Unitree
A robot dog for putting out fires and helping rescue people has hit the market.
The quadruped machine can be switched between various modules, including a powerful water cannon, toxic gas detector and thermal body heat detector for seeking out people who may be trapped.
It also provides a live video feed to firefighters, allowing them to assess a situation before going in.
Other modules mounted to its back can include a robot arm, LiDAR obstacle detection sensors, comms equipment.
The robot is built by Chinese company Unitree and is based on the company’s B2 robot dog.
The water cannon has a range of up to 60 m and a high flow rate of 40 litres per second.
The quick-hitch hose is attached to the rear while the business end can be angled up to 85 degrees to suit the fire-quenching need.
The system can use water or foam, and the quadruped can automatically uncouple the hose.
An air-blower unit for extinguishing forest fires is also available le.
The toxic gasses detection lets firefighters know all dangers that may be lurking unseen in a blazing building.
Another module includes a sprinkler system to keep the robot cool.
OPS: The fire and rescue robot in action.Sent into a blazing building to inspect the scene
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DUKAS_184360784_FER
Firefighting and rescue robot dog
Ferrari Press Agency
Firefighter 1
Ref 16791
06/05/2025
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Unitree
A robot dog for putting out fires and helping rescue people has hit the market.
The quadruped machine can be switched between various modules, including a powerful water cannon, toxic gas detector and thermal body heat detector for seeking out people who may be trapped.
It also provides a live video feed to firefighters, allowing them to assess a situation before going in.
Other modules mounted to its back can include a robot arm, LiDAR obstacle detection sensors, comms equipment.
The robot is built by Chinese company Unitree and is based on the company’s B2 robot dog.
The water cannon has a range of up to 60 m and a high flow rate of 40 litres per second.
The quick-hitch hose is attached to the rear while the business end can be angled up to 85 degrees to suit the fire-quenching need.
The system can use water or foam, and the quadruped can automatically uncouple the hose.
An air-blower unit for extinguishing forest fires is also available le.
The toxic gasses detection lets firefighters know all dangers that may be lurking unseen in a blazing building.
Another module includes a sprinkler system to keep the robot cool.
OPS: The fire and rescue robot in action. Toxic gas sensor
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DUKAS_184360779_FER
Firefighting and rescue robot dog
Ferrari Press Agency
Firefighter 1
Ref 16791
06/05/2025
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Unitree
A robot dog for putting out fires and helping rescue people has hit the market.
The quadruped machine can be switched between various modules, including a powerful water cannon, toxic gas detector and thermal body heat detector for seeking out people who may be trapped.
It also provides a live video feed to firefighters, allowing them to assess a situation before going in.
Other modules mounted to its back can include a robot arm, LiDAR obstacle detection sensors, comms equipment.
The robot is built by Chinese company Unitree and is based on the company’s B2 robot dog.
The water cannon has a range of up to 60 m and a high flow rate of 40 litres per second.
The quick-hitch hose is attached to the rear while the business end can be angled up to 85 degrees to suit the fire-quenching need.
The system can use water or foam, and the quadruped can automatically uncouple the hose.
An air-blower unit for extinguishing forest fires is also available le.
The toxic gasses detection lets firefighters know all dangers that may be lurking unseen in a blazing building.
Another module includes a sprinkler system to keep the robot cool.
OPS: The fire and rescue robot in action provides a video feed.
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DUKAS_184360774_FER
Firefighting and rescue robot dog
Ferrari Press Agency
Firefighter 1
Ref 16791
06/05/2025
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Unitree
A robot dog for putting out fires and helping rescue people has hit the market.
The quadruped machine can be switched between various modules, including a powerful water cannon, toxic gas detector and thermal body heat detector for seeking out people who may be trapped.
It also provides a live video feed to firefighters, allowing them to assess a situation before going in.
Other modules mounted to its back can include a robot arm, LiDAR obstacle detection sensors, comms equipment.
The robot is built by Chinese company Unitree and is based on the company’s B2 robot dog.
The water cannon has a range of up to 60 m and a high flow rate of 40 litres per second.
The quick-hitch hose is attached to the rear while the business end can be angled up to 85 degrees to suit the fire-quenching need.
The system can use water or foam, and the quadruped can automatically uncouple the hose.
An air-blower unit for extinguishing forest fires is also available le.
The toxic gasses detection lets firefighters know all dangers that may be lurking unseen in a blazing building.
Another module includes a sprinkler system to keep the robot cool.
OPS: The fire and rescue robot in action.Video ferd to a firefighter
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DUKAS_184360770_FER
Firefighting and rescue robot dog
Ferrari Press Agency
Firefighter 1
Ref 16791
06/05/2025
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Unitree
A robot dog for putting out fires and helping rescue people has hit the market.
The quadruped machine can be switched between various modules, including a powerful water cannon, toxic gas detector and thermal body heat detector for seeking out people who may be trapped.
It also provides a live video feed to firefighters, allowing them to assess a situation before going in.
Other modules mounted to its back can include a robot arm, LiDAR obstacle detection sensors, comms equipment.
The robot is built by Chinese company Unitree and is based on the company’s B2 robot dog.
The water cannon has a range of up to 60 m and a high flow rate of 40 litres per second.
The quick-hitch hose is attached to the rear while the business end can be angled up to 85 degrees to suit the fire-quenching need.
The system can use water or foam, and the quadruped can automatically uncouple the hose.
An air-blower unit for extinguishing forest fires is also available le.
The toxic gasses detection lets firefighters know all dangers that may be lurking unseen in a blazing building.
Another module includes a sprinkler system to keep the robot cool.
OPS: The fire and rescue robot in action.Going into a burning building in inspection mode
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DUKAS_184360761_FER
Firefighting and rescue robot dog
Ferrari Press Agency
Firefighter 1
Ref 16791
06/05/2025
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Unitree
A robot dog for putting out fires and helping rescue people has hit the market.
The quadruped machine can be switched between various modules, including a powerful water cannon, toxic gas detector and thermal body heat detector for seeking out people who may be trapped.
It also provides a live video feed to firefighters, allowing them to assess a situation before going in.
Other modules mounted to its back can include a robot arm, LiDAR obstacle detection sensors, comms equipment.
The robot is built by Chinese company Unitree and is based on the company’s B2 robot dog.
The water cannon has a range of up to 60 m and a high flow rate of 40 litres per second.
The quick-hitch hose is attached to the rear while the business end can be angled up to 85 degrees to suit the fire-quenching need.
The system can use water or foam, and the quadruped can automatically uncouple the hose.
An air-blower unit for extinguishing forest fires is also available le.
The toxic gasses detection lets firefighters know all dangers that may be lurking unseen in a blazing building.
Another module includes a sprinkler system to keep the robot cool.
OPS: The fire and rescue robot in action.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_184360869_FER
Firefighting and rescue robot dog
Ferrari Press Agency
Firefighter 1
Ref 16791
06/05/2025
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Unitree
A robot dog for putting out fires and helping rescue people has hit the market.
The quadruped machine can be switched between various modules, including a powerful water cannon, toxic gas detector and thermal body heat detector for seeking out people who may be trapped.
It also provides a live video feed to firefighters, allowing them to assess a situation before going in.
Other modules mounted to its back can include a robot arm, LiDAR obstacle detection sensors, comms equipment.
The robot is built by Chinese company Unitree and is based on the company’s B2 robot dog.
The water cannon has a range of up to 60 m and a high flow rate of 40 litres per second.
The quick-hitch hose is attached to the rear while the business end can be angled up to 85 degrees to suit the fire-quenching need.
The system can use water or foam, and the quadruped can automatically uncouple the hose.
An air-blower unit for extinguishing forest fires is also available le.
The toxic gasses detection lets firefighters know all dangers that may be lurking unseen in a blazing building.
Another module includes a sprinkler system to keep the robot cool.
OPS: The fire and rescue robot in action.
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DUKAS_184360863_FER
Firefighting and rescue robot dog
Ferrari Press Agency
Firefighter 1
Ref 16791
06/05/2025
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Unitree
A robot dog for putting out fires and helping rescue people has hit the market.
The quadruped machine can be switched between various modules, including a powerful water cannon, toxic gas detector and thermal body heat detector for seeking out people who may be trapped.
It also provides a live video feed to firefighters, allowing them to assess a situation before going in.
Other modules mounted to its back can include a robot arm, LiDAR obstacle detection sensors, comms equipment.
The robot is built by Chinese company Unitree and is based on the company’s B2 robot dog.
The water cannon has a range of up to 60 m and a high flow rate of 40 litres per second.
The quick-hitch hose is attached to the rear while the business end can be angled up to 85 degrees to suit the fire-quenching need.
The system can use water or foam, and the quadruped can automatically uncouple the hose.
An air-blower unit for extinguishing forest fires is also available le.
The toxic gasses detection lets firefighters know all dangers that may be lurking unseen in a blazing building.
Another module includes a sprinkler system to keep the robot cool.
OPS: The fire and rescue robot in action.A blower fan for forest fires.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_184360858_FER
Firefighting and rescue robot dog
Ferrari Press Agency
Firefighter 1
Ref 16791
06/05/2025
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Unitree
A robot dog for putting out fires and helping rescue people has hit the market.
The quadruped machine can be switched between various modules, including a powerful water cannon, toxic gas detector and thermal body heat detector for seeking out people who may be trapped.
It also provides a live video feed to firefighters, allowing them to assess a situation before going in.
Other modules mounted to its back can include a robot arm, LiDAR obstacle detection sensors, comms equipment.
The robot is built by Chinese company Unitree and is based on the company’s B2 robot dog.
The water cannon has a range of up to 60 m and a high flow rate of 40 litres per second.
The quick-hitch hose is attached to the rear while the business end can be angled up to 85 degrees to suit the fire-quenching need.
The system can use water or foam, and the quadruped can automatically uncouple the hose.
An air-blower unit for extinguishing forest fires is also available le.
The toxic gasses detection lets firefighters know all dangers that may be lurking unseen in a blazing building.
Another module includes a sprinkler system to keep the robot cool.
OPS: The fire and rescue robot in action.A blower fan for forest fires.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_184360853_FER
Firefighting and rescue robot dog
Ferrari Press Agency
Firefighter 1
Ref 16791
06/05/2025
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Unitree
A robot dog for putting out fires and helping rescue people has hit the market.
The quadruped machine can be switched between various modules, including a powerful water cannon, toxic gas detector and thermal body heat detector for seeking out people who may be trapped.
It also provides a live video feed to firefighters, allowing them to assess a situation before going in.
Other modules mounted to its back can include a robot arm, LiDAR obstacle detection sensors, comms equipment.
The robot is built by Chinese company Unitree and is based on the company’s B2 robot dog.
The water cannon has a range of up to 60 m and a high flow rate of 40 litres per second.
The quick-hitch hose is attached to the rear while the business end can be angled up to 85 degrees to suit the fire-quenching need.
The system can use water or foam, and the quadruped can automatically uncouple the hose.
An air-blower unit for extinguishing forest fires is also available le.
The toxic gasses detection lets firefighters know all dangers that may be lurking unseen in a blazing building.
Another module includes a sprinkler system to keep the robot cool.
OPS: The fire and rescue robot in action. Water sprinkler for keeping the robot cool
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_184360848_FER
Firefighting and rescue robot dog
Ferrari Press Agency
Firefighter 1
Ref 16791
06/05/2025
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Unitree
A robot dog for putting out fires and helping rescue people has hit the market.
The quadruped machine can be switched between various modules, including a powerful water cannon, toxic gas detector and thermal body heat detector for seeking out people who may be trapped.
It also provides a live video feed to firefighters, allowing them to assess a situation before going in.
Other modules mounted to its back can include a robot arm, LiDAR obstacle detection sensors, comms equipment.
The robot is built by Chinese company Unitree and is based on the company’s B2 robot dog.
The water cannon has a range of up to 60 m and a high flow rate of 40 litres per second.
The quick-hitch hose is attached to the rear while the business end can be angled up to 85 degrees to suit the fire-quenching need.
The system can use water or foam, and the quadruped can automatically uncouple the hose.
An air-blower unit for extinguishing forest fires is also available le.
The toxic gasses detection lets firefighters know all dangers that may be lurking unseen in a blazing building.
Another module includes a sprinkler system to keep the robot cool.
OPS: The fire and rescue robot in action with water cannon attached
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_184360843_FER
Firefighting and rescue robot dog
Ferrari Press Agency
Firefighter 1
Ref 16791
06/05/2025
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Unitree
A robot dog for putting out fires and helping rescue people has hit the market.
The quadruped machine can be switched between various modules, including a powerful water cannon, toxic gas detector and thermal body heat detector for seeking out people who may be trapped.
It also provides a live video feed to firefighters, allowing them to assess a situation before going in.
Other modules mounted to its back can include a robot arm, LiDAR obstacle detection sensors, comms equipment.
The robot is built by Chinese company Unitree and is based on the company’s B2 robot dog.
The water cannon has a range of up to 60 m and a high flow rate of 40 litres per second.
The quick-hitch hose is attached to the rear while the business end can be angled up to 85 degrees to suit the fire-quenching need.
The system can use water or foam, and the quadruped can automatically uncouple the hose.
An air-blower unit for extinguishing forest fires is also available le.
The toxic gasses detection lets firefighters know all dangers that may be lurking unseen in a blazing building.
Another module includes a sprinkler system to keep the robot cool.
OPS: The fire and rescue robot in action with water cannon attached. The spray spread can be adjusted
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_184360838_FER
Firefighting and rescue robot dog
Ferrari Press Agency
Firefighter 1
Ref 16791
06/05/2025
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Unitree
A robot dog for putting out fires and helping rescue people has hit the market.
The quadruped machine can be switched between various modules, including a powerful water cannon, toxic gas detector and thermal body heat detector for seeking out people who may be trapped.
It also provides a live video feed to firefighters, allowing them to assess a situation before going in.
Other modules mounted to its back can include a robot arm, LiDAR obstacle detection sensors, comms equipment.
The robot is built by Chinese company Unitree and is based on the company’s B2 robot dog.
The water cannon has a range of up to 60 m and a high flow rate of 40 litres per second.
The quick-hitch hose is attached to the rear while the business end can be angled up to 85 degrees to suit the fire-quenching need.
The system can use water or foam, and the quadruped can automatically uncouple the hose.
An air-blower unit for extinguishing forest fires is also available le.
The toxic gasses detection lets firefighters know all dangers that may be lurking unseen in a blazing building.
Another module includes a sprinkler system to keep the robot cool.
OPS: The fire and rescue robot in action with water cannon attached. It can use water and foam
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_184360833_FER
Firefighting and rescue robot dog
Ferrari Press Agency
Firefighter 1
Ref 16791
06/05/2025
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Unitree
A robot dog for putting out fires and helping rescue people has hit the market.
The quadruped machine can be switched between various modules, including a powerful water cannon, toxic gas detector and thermal body heat detector for seeking out people who may be trapped.
It also provides a live video feed to firefighters, allowing them to assess a situation before going in.
Other modules mounted to its back can include a robot arm, LiDAR obstacle detection sensors, comms equipment.
The robot is built by Chinese company Unitree and is based on the company’s B2 robot dog.
The water cannon has a range of up to 60 m and a high flow rate of 40 litres per second.
The quick-hitch hose is attached to the rear while the business end can be angled up to 85 degrees to suit the fire-quenching need.
The system can use water or foam, and the quadruped can automatically uncouple the hose.
An air-blower unit for extinguishing forest fires is also available le.
The toxic gasses detection lets firefighters know all dangers that may be lurking unseen in a blazing building.
Another module includes a sprinkler system to keep the robot cool.
OPS: The fire and rescue robot in action.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_184360828_FER
Firefighting and rescue robot dog
Ferrari Press Agency
Firefighter 1
Ref 16791
06/05/2025
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Unitree
A robot dog for putting out fires and helping rescue people has hit the market.
The quadruped machine can be switched between various modules, including a powerful water cannon, toxic gas detector and thermal body heat detector for seeking out people who may be trapped.
It also provides a live video feed to firefighters, allowing them to assess a situation before going in.
Other modules mounted to its back can include a robot arm, LiDAR obstacle detection sensors, comms equipment.
The robot is built by Chinese company Unitree and is based on the company’s B2 robot dog.
The water cannon has a range of up to 60 m and a high flow rate of 40 litres per second.
The quick-hitch hose is attached to the rear while the business end can be angled up to 85 degrees to suit the fire-quenching need.
The system can use water or foam, and the quadruped can automatically uncouple the hose.
An air-blower unit for extinguishing forest fires is also available le.
The toxic gasses detection lets firefighters know all dangers that may be lurking unseen in a blazing building.
Another module includes a sprinkler system to keep the robot cool.
OPS: The fire and rescue robot in action.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_184360823_FER
Firefighting and rescue robot dog
Ferrari Press Agency
Firefighter 1
Ref 16791
06/05/2025
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Unitree
A robot dog for putting out fires and helping rescue people has hit the market.
The quadruped machine can be switched between various modules, including a powerful water cannon, toxic gas detector and thermal body heat detector for seeking out people who may be trapped.
It also provides a live video feed to firefighters, allowing them to assess a situation before going in.
Other modules mounted to its back can include a robot arm, LiDAR obstacle detection sensors, comms equipment.
The robot is built by Chinese company Unitree and is based on the company’s B2 robot dog.
The water cannon has a range of up to 60 m and a high flow rate of 40 litres per second.
The quick-hitch hose is attached to the rear while the business end can be angled up to 85 degrees to suit the fire-quenching need.
The system can use water or foam, and the quadruped can automatically uncouple the hose.
An air-blower unit for extinguishing forest fires is also available le.
The toxic gasses detection lets firefighters know all dangers that may be lurking unseen in a blazing building.
Another module includes a sprinkler system to keep the robot cool.
OPS: The fire and rescue robot in action.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_184360818_FER
Firefighting and rescue robot dog
Ferrari Press Agency
Firefighter 1
Ref 16791
06/05/2025
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Unitree
A robot dog for putting out fires and helping rescue people has hit the market.
The quadruped machine can be switched between various modules, including a powerful water cannon, toxic gas detector and thermal body heat detector for seeking out people who may be trapped.
It also provides a live video feed to firefighters, allowing them to assess a situation before going in.
Other modules mounted to its back can include a robot arm, LiDAR obstacle detection sensors, comms equipment.
The robot is built by Chinese company Unitree and is based on the company’s B2 robot dog.
The water cannon has a range of up to 60 m and a high flow rate of 40 litres per second.
The quick-hitch hose is attached to the rear while the business end can be angled up to 85 degrees to suit the fire-quenching need.
The system can use water or foam, and the quadruped can automatically uncouple the hose.
An air-blower unit for extinguishing forest fires is also available le.
The toxic gasses detection lets firefighters know all dangers that may be lurking unseen in a blazing building.
Another module includes a sprinkler system to keep the robot cool.
OPS: The fire and rescue robot in action.Quick connect hose
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DUKAS_184360813_FER
Firefighting and rescue robot dog
Ferrari Press Agency
Firefighter 1
Ref 16791
06/05/2025
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Unitree
A robot dog for putting out fires and helping rescue people has hit the market.
The quadruped machine can be switched between various modules, including a powerful water cannon, toxic gas detector and thermal body heat detector for seeking out people who may be trapped.
It also provides a live video feed to firefighters, allowing them to assess a situation before going in.
Other modules mounted to its back can include a robot arm, LiDAR obstacle detection sensors, comms equipment.
The robot is built by Chinese company Unitree and is based on the company’s B2 robot dog.
The water cannon has a range of up to 60 m and a high flow rate of 40 litres per second.
The quick-hitch hose is attached to the rear while the business end can be angled up to 85 degrees to suit the fire-quenching need.
The system can use water or foam, and the quadruped can automatically uncouple the hose.
An air-blower unit for extinguishing forest fires is also available le.
The toxic gasses detection lets firefighters know all dangers that may be lurking unseen in a blazing building.
Another module includes a sprinkler system to keep the robot cool.
OPS: The fire and rescue robot in action.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_184360807_FER
Firefighting and rescue robot dog
Ferrari Press Agency
Firefighter 1
Ref 16791
06/05/2025
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Unitree
A robot dog for putting out fires and helping rescue people has hit the market.
The quadruped machine can be switched between various modules, including a powerful water cannon, toxic gas detector and thermal body heat detector for seeking out people who may be trapped.
It also provides a live video feed to firefighters, allowing them to assess a situation before going in.
Other modules mounted to its back can include a robot arm, LiDAR obstacle detection sensors, comms equipment.
The robot is built by Chinese company Unitree and is based on the company’s B2 robot dog.
The water cannon has a range of up to 60 m and a high flow rate of 40 litres per second.
The quick-hitch hose is attached to the rear while the business end can be angled up to 85 degrees to suit the fire-quenching need.
The system can use water or foam, and the quadruped can automatically uncouple the hose.
An air-blower unit for extinguishing forest fires is also available le.
The toxic gasses detection lets firefighters know all dangers that may be lurking unseen in a blazing building.
Another module includes a sprinkler system to keep the robot cool.
OPS: The fire and rescue robot in action.Thermal imaging camera for finding anyone trapped.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_184360801_FER
Firefighting and rescue robot dog
Ferrari Press Agency
Firefighter 1
Ref 16791
06/05/2025
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Unitree
A robot dog for putting out fires and helping rescue people has hit the market.
The quadruped machine can be switched between various modules, including a powerful water cannon, toxic gas detector and thermal body heat detector for seeking out people who may be trapped.
It also provides a live video feed to firefighters, allowing them to assess a situation before going in.
Other modules mounted to its back can include a robot arm, LiDAR obstacle detection sensors, comms equipment.
The robot is built by Chinese company Unitree and is based on the company’s B2 robot dog.
The water cannon has a range of up to 60 m and a high flow rate of 40 litres per second.
The quick-hitch hose is attached to the rear while the business end can be angled up to 85 degrees to suit the fire-quenching need.
The system can use water or foam, and the quadruped can automatically uncouple the hose.
An air-blower unit for extinguishing forest fires is also available le.
The toxic gasses detection lets firefighters know all dangers that may be lurking unseen in a blazing building.
Another module includes a sprinkler system to keep the robot cool.
OPS: The fire and rescue robot in action.Thermal imaging camera for finding anyone trapped.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_184360795_FER
Firefighting and rescue robot dog
Ferrari Press Agency
Firefighter 1
Ref 16791
06/05/2025
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Unitree
A robot dog for putting out fires and helping rescue people has hit the market.
The quadruped machine can be switched between various modules, including a powerful water cannon, toxic gas detector and thermal body heat detector for seeking out people who may be trapped.
It also provides a live video feed to firefighters, allowing them to assess a situation before going in.
Other modules mounted to its back can include a robot arm, LiDAR obstacle detection sensors, comms equipment.
The robot is built by Chinese company Unitree and is based on the company’s B2 robot dog.
The water cannon has a range of up to 60 m and a high flow rate of 40 litres per second.
The quick-hitch hose is attached to the rear while the business end can be angled up to 85 degrees to suit the fire-quenching need.
The system can use water or foam, and the quadruped can automatically uncouple the hose.
An air-blower unit for extinguishing forest fires is also available le.
The toxic gasses detection lets firefighters know all dangers that may be lurking unseen in a blazing building.
Another module includes a sprinkler system to keep the robot cool.
OPS: The fire and rescue robot in action.Thermal imaging camera for finding anyone trapped.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_184169104_NUR
Labor Day Protest In Bandung Ends In Riot
Protesters raise their middle fingers while being sprayed by a police water cannon truck after a peaceful Labor Day rally turns into a riot on Dipatiukur Street in Bandung City, West Java, Indonesia, on May 1, 2025. (Photo by Claudio Pramana/NurPhoto) -
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Labor Day Protest In Bandung Ends In Riot
Protesters are sprayed by a police water cannon truck after a peaceful Labor Day rally turns into a riot on Dipatiukur Street in Bandung City, West Java, Indonesia, on May 1, 2025. (Photo by Claudio Pramana/NurPhoto) -
DUKAS_184019888_NUR
Agitating Nepali Teachers Clash With Police, Dozens Injured
Nepal Police uses water cannons and batons on agitating teachers who tear down the police barricade erected near the Federal Parliament in Kathmandu, Nepal, on April 27, 2025. The Teachers' Federation Nepal, an umbrella body representing school teachers, stages demonstrations for a month, demanding the immediate promulgation of the School Education Act that incorporates their demands. The agitating teachers are adamant about continuing their demonstrations until the bill is passed and their concerns are addressed. Ensuring pay and perks on par with those of civil servants is their major demand. The list also includes payment of grades, allowances to relief quota teachers, and a separate dedicated hospital or health checkups at a discounted price at the Civil Service Hospital. Permanent status for temporary teachers through internal competitions is another demand. Allowing them to work under the federal government is another demand, though they downplay it following criticism that it is against the spirit of the constitution. (Photo by Subaas Shrestha/NurPhoto) -
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Agitating Nepali Teachers Clash With Police, Dozens Injured
Nepal Police uses water cannons and batons on agitating teachers who tear down the police barricade erected near the Federal Parliament in Kathmandu, Nepal, on April 27, 2025. The Teachers' Federation Nepal, an umbrella body representing school teachers, stages demonstrations for a month, demanding the immediate promulgation of the School Education Act that incorporates their demands. The agitating teachers are adamant about continuing their demonstrations until the bill is passed and their concerns are addressed. Ensuring pay and perks on par with those of civil servants is their major demand. The list also includes payment of grades, allowances to relief quota teachers, and a separate dedicated hospital or health checkups at a discounted price at the Civil Service Hospital. Permanent status for temporary teachers through internal competitions is another demand. Allowing them to work under the federal government is another demand, though they downplay it following criticism that it is against the spirit of the constitution. (Photo by Subaas Shrestha/NurPhoto) -
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Agitating Nepali Teachers Clash With Police, Dozens Injured
Nepal Police uses water cannons and batons on agitating teachers who tear down the police barricade erected near the Federal Parliament in Kathmandu, Nepal, on April 27, 2025. The Teachers' Federation Nepal, an umbrella body representing school teachers, stages demonstrations for a month, demanding the immediate promulgation of the School Education Act that incorporates their demands. The agitating teachers are adamant about continuing their demonstrations until the bill is passed and their concerns are addressed. Ensuring pay and perks on par with those of civil servants is their major demand. The list also includes payment of grades, allowances to relief quota teachers, and a separate dedicated hospital or health checkups at a discounted price at the Civil Service Hospital. Permanent status for temporary teachers through internal competitions is another demand. Allowing them to work under the federal government is another demand, though they downplay it following criticism that it is against the spirit of the constitution. (Photo by Subaas Shrestha/NurPhoto) -
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Agitating Nepali Teachers Clash With Police, Dozens Injured
Nepal's agitating teachers pelt stones at Nepal Police after being baton-charged and hit with a water cannon as the latter try to breach a restricted zone near the federal parliament in Kathmandu, Nepal, on April 27, 2025. The Teachers' Federation Nepal, an umbrella body representing school teachers, stages demonstrations for a month, demanding the immediate promulgation of the School Education Act that incorporates their demands. The agitating teachers are adamant about continuing their demonstrations until the Bill passes and their concerns are addressed. Ensuring pay and perks on par with those of civil servants is their major demand. The list also includes payment of grades, allowances to relief quota teachers, and a separate dedicated hospital or health checkups at a discounted price at the Civil Service Hospital. Permanent status for temporary teachers through internal competitions is another demand. Allowing them to work under the federal government is another demand, though they downplay it following criticism that it is against the spirit of the constitution. (Photo by Subaas Shrestha/NurPhoto) -
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Agitating Nepali Teachers Clash With Police, Dozens Injured
Nepal's agitating teachers pelt stones at Nepal Police after being baton-charged and hit with a water cannon as the latter try to breach a restricted zone near the federal parliament in Kathmandu, Nepal, on April 27, 2025. The Teachers' Federation Nepal, an umbrella body representing school teachers, stages demonstrations for a month, demanding the immediate promulgation of the School Education Act that incorporates their demands. The agitating teachers are adamant about continuing their demonstrations until the Bill passes and their concerns are addressed. Ensuring pay and perks on par with those of civil servants is their major demand. The list also includes payment of grades, allowances to relief quota teachers, and a separate dedicated hospital or health checkups at a discounted price at the Civil Service Hospital. Permanent status for temporary teachers through internal competitions is another demand. Allowing them to work under the federal government is another demand, though they downplay it following criticism that it is against the spirit of the constitution. (Photo by Subaas Shrestha/NurPhoto) -
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Agitating Nepali Teachers Clash With Police, Dozens Injured
Nepal Police uses a water cannon to stop agitating teachers from entering the restricted zone near the Federal Parliament in Kathmandu, Nepal, on April 27, 2025. The Teachers' Federation Nepal, an umbrella body representing school teachers, stages demonstrations for a month, demanding the immediate promulgation of the School Education Act that incorporates their demands. The agitating teachers are adamant about continuing their demonstrations until the Bill is passed and their concerns are addressed. Ensuring pay and perks on par with those of civil servants is their major demand. The list also includes payment of grades, allowances to relief quota teachers, and a separate dedicated hospital or health checkups at a discounted price at the Civil Service Hospital. Permanent status for the temporary teachers through internal competitions is another demand. Allowing them to work under the federal government is another demand, though they downplay it following criticism that it is against the spirit of the constitution. (Photo by Subaas Shrestha/NurPhoto) -
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Agitating Nepali Teachers Clash With Police, Dozens Injured
Nepal Police uses a water cannon to stop agitating teachers from entering the restricted zone near the Federal Parliament in Kathmandu, Nepal, on April 27, 2025. The Teachers' Federation Nepal, an umbrella body representing school teachers, stages demonstrations for a month, demanding the immediate promulgation of the School Education Act that incorporates their demands. The agitating teachers are adamant about continuing their demonstrations until the Bill is passed and their concerns are addressed. Ensuring pay and perks on par with those of civil servants is their major demand. The list also includes payment of grades, allowances to relief quota teachers, and a separate dedicated hospital or health checkups at a discounted price at the Civil Service Hospital. Permanent status for the temporary teachers through internal competitions is another demand. Allowing them to work under the federal government is another demand, though they downplay it following criticism that it is against the spirit of the constitution. (Photo by Subaas Shrestha/NurPhoto) -
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Agitating Nepali Teachers Clash With Police, Dozens Injured
Nepal Police uses a water cannon to stop agitating teachers from entering the restricted zone near the Federal Parliament in Kathmandu, Nepal, on April 27, 2025. The Teachers' Federation Nepal, an umbrella body representing school teachers, stages demonstrations for a month, demanding the immediate promulgation of the School Education Act that incorporates their demands. The agitating teachers are adamant about continuing their demonstrations until the Bill is passed and their concerns are addressed. Ensuring pay and perks on par with those of civil servants is their major demand. The list also includes payment of grades, allowances to relief quota teachers, and a separate dedicated hospital or health checkups at a discounted price at the Civil Service Hospital. Permanent status for the temporary teachers through internal competitions is another demand. Allowing them to work under the federal government is another demand, though they downplay it following criticism that it is against the spirit of the constitution. (Photo by Subaas Shrestha/NurPhoto) -
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Agitating Nepali Teachers Clash With Police, Dozens Injured
Nepal Police uses a water cannon to stop agitating teachers from entering the restricted zone near the Federal Parliament in Kathmandu, Nepal, on April 27, 2025. The Teachers' Federation Nepal, an umbrella body representing school teachers, stages demonstrations for a month, demanding the immediate promulgation of the School Education Act that incorporates their demands. The agitating teachers are adamant about continuing their demonstrations until the Bill is passed and their concerns are addressed. Ensuring pay and perks on par with those of civil servants is their major demand. The list also includes payment of grades, allowances to relief quota teachers, and a separate dedicated hospital or health checkups at a discounted price at the Civil Service Hospital. Permanent status for the temporary teachers through internal competitions is another demand. Allowing them to work under the federal government is another demand, though they downplay it following criticism that it is against the spirit of the constitution. (Photo by Subaas Shrestha/NurPhoto) -
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Agitating Nepali Teachers Clash With Police, Dozens Injured
Nepal's agitating teachers pelt stones at Nepal Police after being baton-charged and hit with a water cannon as the latter try to breach a restricted zone near the federal parliament in Kathmandu, Nepal, on April 27, 2025. The Teachers' Federation Nepal, an umbrella body representing school teachers, stages demonstrations for a month, demanding the immediate promulgation of the School Education Act that incorporates their demands. The agitating teachers are adamant about continuing their demonstrations until the Bill passes and their concerns are addressed. Ensuring pay and perks on par with those of civil servants is their major demand. The list also includes payment of grades, allowances to relief quota teachers, and a separate dedicated hospital or health checkups at a discounted price at the Civil Service Hospital. Permanent status for temporary teachers through internal competitions is another demand. Allowing them to work under the federal government is another demand, though they downplay it following criticism that it is against the spirit of the constitution. (Photo by Subaas Shrestha/NurPhoto) -
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Mass protest in Tel Aviv
September 1st, 2024 - Tel Aviv, Israel. In the morning of September 1st Israel woke up to horrific news about 6 of the Israeli hostages held in Gaza - their bodies were found. They were murdered a day-two days before their bodies were recovered. Carmel Gat, 40, was kidnapped from her parents' house in Kibbutz Be'eri. Eden Yerushalmi, 24, Hersh Goldberg-Polin, 24, Ori Danino, 25, Alexander Lobanov, 32, and Almog Sarusi, 26, were all kidnapped to Gaza on October 7 from the Nova music festival. Their bodies were recovered in a tunnel in Rafah. On the day of the terrible news hundreds of thousands went out to the streets of Tel Aviv and other cities to demand a deal to release the remaining living hostages. mock-coffins were carried through the croud and later were displayed on the stage. Later the protest escalated as protesters broke into Ayalon highway and lit fire on the road. Police with water-cannons evacuated the protesters. (Ziv Koren/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Mass protest in Tel Aviv
September 1st, 2024 - Tel Aviv, Israel. In the morning of September 1st Israel woke up to horrific news about 6 of the Israeli hostages held in Gaza - their bodies were found. They were murdered a day-two days before their bodies were recovered. Carmel Gat, 40, was kidnapped from her parents' house in Kibbutz Be'eri. Eden Yerushalmi, 24, Hersh Goldberg-Polin, 24, Ori Danino, 25, Alexander Lobanov, 32, and Almog Sarusi, 26, were all kidnapped to Gaza on October 7 from the Nova music festival. Their bodies were recovered in a tunnel in Rafah. On the day of the terrible news hundreds of thousands went out to the streets of Tel Aviv and other cities to demand a deal to release the remaining living hostages. mock-coffins were carried through the croud and later were displayed on the stage. Later the protest escalated as protesters broke into Ayalon highway and lit fire on the road. Police with water-cannons evacuated the protesters. (Ziv Koren/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Mass protest in Tel Aviv
September 1st, 2024 - Tel Aviv, Israel. In the morning of September 1st Israel woke up to horrific news about 6 of the Israeli hostages held in Gaza - their bodies were found. They were murdered a day-two days before their bodies were recovered. Carmel Gat, 40, was kidnapped from her parents' house in Kibbutz Be'eri. Eden Yerushalmi, 24, Hersh Goldberg-Polin, 24, Ori Danino, 25, Alexander Lobanov, 32, and Almog Sarusi, 26, were all kidnapped to Gaza on October 7 from the Nova music festival. Their bodies were recovered in a tunnel in Rafah. On the day of the terrible news hundreds of thousands went out to the streets of Tel Aviv and other cities to demand a deal to release the remaining living hostages. mock-coffins were carried through the croud and later were displayed on the stage. Later the protest escalated as protesters broke into Ayalon highway and lit fire on the road. Police with water-cannons evacuated the protesters. (Ziv Koren/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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NEWS - Israel: Proteste gegen die Justizreform in Tel Aviv
Israeli protesters confront Israeli Police during rally against Israeli Goverment's judicial overhaul bills in the coastal city of Tel Aviv on July 24, 2023. Protesters bloaked major roads and clashed with Police which used mounted police and water cannons. (Photo by Gili Yaari/NurPhoto)
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NEWS - Israel: Proteste gegen die Justizreform in Tel Aviv
Israeli protesters confront Israeli Police during rally against Israeli Goverment's judicial overhaul bills in the coastal city of Tel Aviv on July 24, 2023. Protesters bloaked major roads and clashed with Police which used mounted police and water cannons. (Photo by Gili Yaari/NurPhoto)
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NEWS - Israel: Proteste gegen die Justizreform in Tel Aviv
Israeli protesters confront Israeli Police during rally against Israeli Goverment's judicial overhaul bills in the coastal city of Tel Aviv on July 24, 2023. Protesters bloaked major roads and clashed with Police which used mounted police and water cannons. (Photo by Gili Yaari/NurPhoto)
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NEWS - Israel: Proteste gegen die Justizreform in Tel Aviv
Israeli protesters confront Israeli Police during rally against Israeli Goverment's judicial overhaul bills in the coastal city of Tel Aviv on July 24, 2023. Protesters bloaked major roads and clashed with Police which used mounted police and water cannons. (Photo by Gili Yaari/NurPhoto)
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NEWS - Israel: Proteste gegen die Justizreform in Tel Aviv
Israeli protesters confront Israeli Police during rally against Israeli Goverment's judicial overhaul bills in the coastal city of Tel Aviv on July 24, 2023. Protesters bloaked major roads and clashed with Police which used mounted police and water cannons. (Photo by Gili Yaari/NurPhoto)
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NEWS - Israel: Proteste gegen die Justizreform in Tel Aviv
Israeli protesters confront Israeli Police during rally against Israeli Goverment's judicial overhaul bills in the coastal city of Tel Aviv on July 24, 2023. Protesters bloaked major roads and clashed with Police which used mounted police and water cannons. (Photo by Gili Yaari/NurPhoto)
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NEWS - Israel: Proteste gegen die Justizreform in Tel Aviv
Israeli protesters confront Israeli Police during rally against Israeli Goverment's judicial overhaul bills in the coastal city of Tel Aviv on July 24, 2023. Protesters bloaked major roads and clashed with Police which used mounted police and water cannons. (Photo by Gili Yaari/NurPhoto)
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NEWS - Israel: Proteste gegen die Justizreform in Tel Aviv
Israeli protesters confront Israeli Police during rally against Israeli Goverment's judicial overhaul bills in the coastal city of Tel Aviv on July 24, 2023. Protesters bloaked major roads and clashed with Police which used mounted police and water cannons. (Photo by Gili Yaari/NurPhoto)
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NEWS - Israel: Proteste gegen die Justizreform in Tel Aviv
Israeli protesters confront Israeli Police during rally against Israeli Goverment's judicial overhaul bills in the coastal city of Tel Aviv on July 24, 2023. Protesters bloaked major roads and clashed with Police which used mounted police and water cannons. (Photo by Gili Yaari/NurPhoto)
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NEWS - Israel: Proteste gegen die Justizreform in Tel Aviv
Israeli protesters confront Israeli Police during rally against Israeli Goverment's judicial overhaul bills in the coastal city of Tel Aviv on July 24, 2023. Protesters bloaked major roads and clashed with Police which used mounted police and water cannons. (Photo by Gili Yaari/NurPhoto)
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NEWS - Israel: Proteste gegen die Justizreform in Tel Aviv
Israeli protesters confront Israeli Police during rally against Israeli Goverment's judicial overhaul bills in the coastal city of Tel Aviv on July 24, 2023. Protesters bloaked major roads and clashed with Police which used mounted police and water cannons. (Photo by Gili Yaari/NurPhoto)
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NEWS - Israel: Proteste gegen die Justizreform in Tel Aviv
Israeli protesters confront Israeli Police during rally against Israeli Goverment's judicial overhaul bills in the coastal city of Tel Aviv on July 24, 2023. Protesters bloaked major roads and clashed with Police which used mounted police and water cannons. (Photo by Gili Yaari/NurPhoto)
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NEWS - Israel: Proteste gegen die Justizreform in Tel Aviv
Israeli protesters confront Israeli Police during rally against Israeli Goverment's judicial overhaul bills in the coastal city of Tel Aviv on July 24, 2023. Protesters bloaked major roads and clashed with Police which used mounted police and water cannons. (Photo by Gili Yaari/NurPhoto)
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NEWS - Israel: Proteste gegen die Justizreform in Tel Aviv
Israeli protesters confront Israeli Police during rally against Israeli Goverment's judicial overhaul bills in the coastal city of Tel Aviv on July 24, 2023. Protesters bloaked major roads and clashed with Police which used mounted police and water cannons. (Photo by Gili Yaari/NurPhoto)
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