CMU Chiron team competes in DARPA Triage Challenge finals
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Carnegie Mellon University's Chiron team is competing in the DARPA Triage Challenge finals, using drones and ground robots to locate and assess casualties' conditions from a distance. The finals are being held November 5–13 at the Disaster City disaster response training facility in Texas, requiring teams to demonstrate system performance under conditions including darkness, smoke, flames, complex terrain and rubble. According to the university's Robotics Institute, the technology Chiron developed is positioned to assist emergency medical personnel rather than replace them.
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Carnegie Mellon University's Team Chiron is competing in the DARPA Triage Challenge finals, using drones and ground robots to locate and assess casualties from a distance. The finals are being held November 5 to 13 at Disaster City in Texas and require the system to operate under complex conditions including darkness, smoke, flames and rubble.
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