With a drone camera, a survivor is spotted in the rubble.“My idea is to help people such as firefighters with my machines,” Izu, 61, told AFP. It was Attraclab that co-developed the small delivery robot squeezing through the cardboard rubble at the Japan Mobility Show and designed the remote-control stretcher on wheels or tracks.
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