Japanese Scientists Develop Three-Meter Rescue Robots

Japanese scientists are developing three-meter rescue robots. It is no secret that natural disasters occur regularly in Japan. Despite the advanced evacuation system, it is practically impossible to completely avoid human casualties. To reduce these numbers year by year, Japanese scientists have decided to develop humanoid rescue robots. According to the project designers, the height of each electronic rescuer will reach three meters, and the weight will be 300 kilograms. The robots will be able to move at a speed of about five kilometers per hour and lift objects weighing up to 100 kilograms.