Ebola killing robot
- 2. • A germ-killing robot is made up to prevent hospital staff from being infected by any virus. • The robot works by generating ultraviolet light energy that modifies the DNA structure of viral pathogens, like Ebola. Viruses which cannot reproduce, therefore, they cannot colonize and harm patients. • The robot is technically known as TRU-D SmartUVC
- 3. • It is a portable UV disinfection device with Sensor, which calculates the time needed to react, to measure variables such as size, geometry, surface reflectivity and the amount and location of equipment in the room and effectively delivers a lethal dose of UV-C light during a single cycle from a single, central location in the room. Could this robot be used in our Martian hospitals like in the USA?. http://www.youtube.co m/watch?v=Klyn3ZXcq hg
- 4. Xenex robot also avoids Ebola virus from spreading through human-to-human transmission
- 5. • Xenex robot is designed to desinfect hospitals or any room from the virus spread further • It is a robot that uses xenon UV light to quickly destroy bacteria, viruses, bacterial spores, and other microbial pathogens. • This prevents any hospital staff from being infected by Ebola • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x3vj9R6Hh sI#t=63
- 6. • Ebola is a viral hemorrhagic fever and one of the deadliest diseases known to humanity
- 7. • Funeral rituals in which relatives and friends touch the body of the dead play an important role in transmission, as does handling dead or living animals carrying the virus. • In Africa, particular species of fruit bats are considered possible natural hosts for Ebola virus. Infected bats are thought to transmit the disease to humans, or indirectly through other animals which are hunted for their meat.
- 8. • It was first discovered in Africa in the 1970s. • The current outbreak in West Africa, with Liberia, Guinea and Sierra Leone worst hit, is the largest in history. It has sickened more than 5,300 people and killed more than 2,600
- 9. • It flu-like symptoms such as fever, intense weakness, muscle pain, headache and sore throat. This is followed by vomiting, diarrhoea, rash, impaired kidney and liver function, and in some cases, both internal and external bleeding.
- 10. • There is no vaccine or cure available for the disease. The most serious cases require intensive care and a drip to combat dehydration. • Doctors manage the symptoms of Ebola with: • Fluids and electrolytes • Oxygen • Blood pressure medication • Blood transfusions • Treatment for other infections
- 12. • Miguel Lecubarri Sanabria – Spain • Liuva Francisco López Navarro – Spain • Buenaventura Miguel Martin Pérez – Spain • Sergio Rodríguez Paz - Spain • Izabela Lendor - Poland • Bartosz Hermanowski – Poland • Karina Borek – Poland • Andrzej Szota – Poland • Can - Germany • Lukas - Germany