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• Working with smart connected sensors that detect hazardous gases→Many dangerous gases have no smell, so a smart sensor system that watches the air and warns you the moment levels get harmful can be the difference between a normal shift and a fatal one.
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• Operating robots for remote handling of radioactive and hazardous waste→When robotic arms do the cutting, sorting, and lifting of radioactive waste, you can stay back at the controls instead of standing in the danger zone yourself.
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• Using robots and drones to map and assess hazardous sites before entry→Sending a robot in first to map the space and take radiation readings means the site gets checked out and characterized before any person has to step inside.
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