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28.12. Challenges and Limitations
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- 1.
What are two harsh environmental conditions that SAR robots might face?
Hint
Think about disasters.
- 2.
Why is GPS sometimes unreliable in SAR operations?
Hint
Consider what happens in collapsed structures.
- 3.
Which of the following is a harsh environmental condition?
- Fire
- Clear skies
- Calm waters
Hint
Think about dangers common in disaster zones.
- 4.
True or False: GPS signals are always reliable in emergency situations.
- True
- False
Hint
Consider what happens in urban settings.
- 5.
Consider a SAR mission in an area where multiple earthquakes have caused continuous debris shifting. How would you ensure the robots operate effectively?
Hint
Think about technology and adaptability.
- 6.
Evaluate the cost benefits of investing in SAR robotics programs for a local emergency service. What factors should be considered?
Hint
Balance costs with potential impacts on safety.
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4 min
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70%
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- You can use hints if you need help
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