See how the complete AEGIS concept comes together in a simulated disaster mission — entering a hazardous area, gathering evidence, identifying a potential survivor, establishing communication and sending useful location information to the rescue team.
AEGIS is sent toward the hazardous search area while rescuers remain at a safer position.
OPERATOR CONTROLLive camera information helps the operator guide the robot through accessible routes and confined spaces.
ROUTE RECORDEDCamera, audio and planned thermal/environmental sensors collect information from the surrounding area.
MULTI-SENSORAI-assisted analysis may highlight evidence that deserves immediate human review rather than declaring a detection as certain.
HUMAN VERIFYRescuers can listen and speak through AEGIS to reassure the trapped person, ask questions and provide instructions.
2-WAY AUDIOThe mission marker, available evidence and survivor information are presented to the rescue team for coordinated action.
RESCUE TEAMTwo-way voice can help confirm that someone is present and provide human reassurance while the rescue team prepares its response.
Page 12 will explain the technologies behind AEGIS — robotics, sensing, AI, communications, software and system integration.