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UCS1001 MEC Assignment #2: (Design) Summary & Reader Response (Analysis) draft 2

Draft 2 Summary The article "Fire fighting robots go autonomous" by Braxton (2021), discussed the capabilities of these particular robots and the benefits of these machines. With more than 350,000 American homes burning annually and climate change contributing to 10,000 active daily wildfires worldwide. Robots can offer some respite to firefighters entering blazing buildings or traversing steep mountains. Over 3000 Americans die from fires annually, which includes an average of 80 firefighters (Scientific American,  2021). With technological advancement, firefighters are now equipped with robots to aid their work. The U.S. Forest Service have been seen using in “remote controlled firefighting technology” to aid in their effort to reduce forest fires. The company have been testing and using remote controlled airdrop spheres called “dragon eggs”, these “eggs” are filled with potassium permanganate and glycol, and has the ability to keep the forest fuels at a more balanced level

UCS1001 MEC Assignment #2 Firefighting Robots: - Summary draft 1

Draft 1 Every year, more than 350,000 American homes get caught on fire and 10,000 daily worldwide wildfires occur due to climate change. From this, 3000 Americans die from fires, which includes an average of 80 firefighters (Scientific American. 2019) . With technological advancement , firefighters are now equipped with robots to aid in their work . T he benefits of using the robots are, “being able to enter burning buildings too hot for human survival, penetrate smoke too toxic for human lungs and they are often faster stronger and more agile than the firefighters they work with ” . The use of robots can be seen in The Los Angeles City Fire Department , they are using a robot called Robot System 3 (RS3) to aid in fighting a fire. T he US forest service is also a nother sector which is seen using robots and drones to fight forest wildfires.   Most machines currently in use are remote-controlled, but scientists are currently developing “intelligent" firefighting

Paraphrasing an original statement from Gilbert amelio

  Original statment from Gilbert Amelio "Developing excellent communication skills is absolutely essential to effective leadership. The leader must be able to share knowledge and ideas to transmit a sense of urgency and enthusiasm to others. If a leader can't get a message across clearly and motivate others to act on it, then having a message doesn't even matter." Gilbert Amelio, former President and CEO of National Semiconductor Corp According to Gilbert Amelio, former president and CEO of National Semiconductor Corp. Developing communication skills is essential to get the correct message and emotions across to the receiving parties, it is important for a leader to convey the correct message across in order not to cause a misunderstanding, the leader choice of words a how he present    it must be able to captivate and motivate the receiving parties, I order for them to act upon his words, it will be a waste of effort if no one understands and doesn’t do what he conve