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Robot using the capnography sensor to measure the victim's breath from a distance |
UAVs were first used after the 9/11 attacks in New York City, Virginia and Pennsylvania and earned credibility with various relief agencies. During these catastrophes the robots maneuvered under rubble searching for victims and key access points for rescue teams (robots routinely went five to twenty meters into the interior of the rubble pile versus two meters for a camera mounted on a pole). The androids could also enter fiery spaces, gaps posing the risk of collapse and areas too small for humans or search dogs. Besides gathering and relaying information to rescue worker, the robots transported fluids to victims and conducted preliminary triage on possibly unconscious victims.
According to Dr. Murphy, future UAV designs will include a two-way radio that will make them nine times more likely to find victims. The next generation of the vehicles will also include a color video camera with zoom capacities and LED instead of halogen lighting, thus reducing the possibility of the craft igniting in an explosive atmosphere. These second generation UAVs will also be waterproof and have the ability to read surrounding temperatures and to function in conditions such as smoke, water, biohazards and radiological exposure.
Dr. Murphy is optimistic about the future uses of UAVs such as helping highway engineers to work more efficiently and continuing to help rescue crews save lives. She explained that UAVs are just the beginning and many new radical and positive changes in artificial rescue technology are right around the corner.
As Master says, “Natural disasters are not always caused by geographical complications, but generated from the atmosphere of the world. When human beings treat each other unjustly and with hostility, an irritating, vicious warlike ambience is generated and from this many disasters are created.” Thus, seemingly harmless negative thoughts from humans produce a type of energy that can contribute to creating disasters. In any case, as Master also states, “God is forever loving and forgiving” so even though humankind unknowingly generates catastrophes for the planet, Hes still bestows on us such hi-tech devices such as UAVs, through which scientists can more efficiently assist in relief efforts. So to show our gratitude for God’s mercy, we should be mutually supportive, contribute selflessly to society and serve God wholeheartedly, thus creating a more peaceful environment. In this way our world will not only become more spiritually elevated, but also have many advanced means to cure diseases and make our lives more comfortable.