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The c-store chain is offering $1 Big Bite hot dogs and $1 small Slurpee drinks throughout July. IRVING, Texas—National Hot Dog Day is July 21, and 7-Eleven wants Americans to “Seize the Dog.” The retailer will celebrate the humble frankfurter by offering its beloved Quarter-Pound Big Bite 100% beef hot dog for just $1 at participating stores for the entire month of July. In addition, small Slurpee drinks are also $1 all summer long. “7-Eleven's Big Bite hot dogs and Slurpee drinks are American icons, and while they're enjoyed year-round, summertime is their time to s...

Robotics aid first responders in locating survivors of condo collapse Lynne Sladky/AP Search and rescue crews work atop the rubble at the Champlain Towers South condo building, where scores of people remain missing after it partially collapsed the week before, Wednesday, June 30, 2021, in Surfside, Fla.(AP Photo/Lynne Sladky) and last updated 2021-07-02 17:19:55-04 COLLEGE STATION, TX — As the search for victims continues in surf-side this evening, first responders are using a variety of robotic technology to reach certain areas in their search and rescue efforts. Texas A&M experts say g...

An Expert On Search And Rescue Robots Explains The Technologies Used In Disasters Like The Florida Condo Collapse Texas A&M’s Robin Murphy has deployed robots at 29 disasters, including three building collapses, two mine disasters and an earthquake as director of the Center for Robot-Assisted Search and Rescue. She has also served as a technical search specialist with the Hillsboro County (Florida) Fire and Rescue Department. Please share this article - Go to very top of page, right hand side, for social media buttons. The Conversation talked to Murphy to provide readers an understanding o...

Different types of robots may be used to search and rescue victims of disasters, such as the condo collapse in Surfside, Florida. A robotics experts says that the current state of the practice for searching the interior of rubble is to use either a small tracked vehicle, such as an Inkutun VGTV Extreme, which is the most commonly used robot for such situations, or a snakelike robot, such as the Active Scope Camera developed in Japan. Teledyne FLIR is sending a couple of tracked robots and operators to the site in Surfside, Florida. Texas A&M’s Robin Murphy has deployed robots at 29 disaste...