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Portable UV device should reduce incidence of infectious diseases that require treatment with antibiotics.

In the “smood® — smart neighborhood” project, sixteen companies, four research institutions and an association have been working together, with the scientific support of Fraunhofer, on the future of energy-related renovation measures over the past few years. Covering everything from digitalized planning processes and innovative district storage systems for electricity and heat to intelligent control and operational management solutions, the project aims to ensure that existing district facilities are ready for the energy transition — and that tenants benefit from lower costs of living...

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Underwater Robot Deploys and Lifts Victims to the Surface When They’re Drowning in Pool or Lake Mar 7, 2021 Many swimming pools in Germany don’t have enough trained lifeguards—and in many places, this skilled labor shortage is leading to closures. The solution could be a floating underwater rescue robot. The aquatic robot transports the dummy to shore via the shortest route. © Fraunhofer IOSB, AST According to one German life-saving association, nearly 420 people drowned in Germany in 2019, with the majority losing their lives in fresh water lakes, but also in swimming pools...

New Underwater Robot Prevents People from Drowning Written by AZoRoboticsMar 2 2021 The majority of swimming pools in Germany lack sufficient trained lifeguards, and the shortage of this skilled labor is also leading to closures in a number of places. During testing at the Hufeisensee lake, the dummy did not slip out of the securing mechanism as it was taken to the surface. Image Credit: © S.Thomas (Wasserwacht Halle). One solution to overcome this problem could be a floating underwater rescue robot, which is meant to assist rescue teams during emergency situations, in the days to come. No...