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[00:00:00] in Rabat, a meeting attended by President Gianni Infantino,
[00:00:04] Secretary General Matthias Grapstrom and members of the Board of Directors, and the main
[00:00:07] topic was the proposed FIFA Forward Enterprise project and
[00:00:11] home. Colo-Colo is the leader in the need to improve internal processes. The participants
[00:00:14] of the meeting once again expressed support for Infantino, while
[00:00:18] the FIFA president confirmed support for Krapstrom and
[00:00:21] the administration. The statement said that errors in the procedure
[00:00:24] for presenting the FIFA Forward Enterprise project, which has
[00:00:28] since been withdrawn, were acknowledged. There was no intention to make the members
[00:00:31] of the FIFA Executive Board and National Associations feel
[00:00:35] excluded from the process, and it was concluded that the entire procedure
[00:00:38] should have been conducted in a different way, FIFA announced.
[00:00:41] Although certain errors were made, everything was done in
[00:00:45] full compliance with the FIFA regulatory framework.
[00:00:48] It was stated that an internal analysis will be conducted, and
[00:00:51] the report will be presented at the next Assembly session.
[00:00:55] FIFA emphasized that by withdrawing the project, it will no longer tolerate attacks on
[00:00:59] its integrity, good governance and prescribed procedures, and that it will
[00:01:02] take all necessary measures to protect its reputation.
[00:01:06] Also, FIFA will continue to cooperate with national federations
[00:01:09] and confederations on the further development of football through
[00:01:13] the FIFA
[00:01:14] forward program.
[00:01:18] Alois Figo, as one of the greatest legends of Portuguese
[00:01:21] football, has called for the resignation of President Gianni Infantino,
[00:01:24] a former candidate for the head of the world football house who
[00:01:28] in 2015... and supported the Swiss,
[00:01:32] now claims that his behavior is the lowest,
[00:01:35] most dishonest and most selfish he has ever
[00:01:38] seen.
[00:01:40] In an op-ed for the British Daily Mail, Figo said that he could
[00:01:44] write 10,000 words about the problems in FIFA, but
[00:01:48] that the solution comes down to just four. Infantino
[00:01:51] must go. He accused him of trying to implement major
[00:01:55] changes to enrich himself and his associates, as well as undermining the reputation
[00:01:59] of the presidential office. FIFA, the crisis in FIFA deepened further after
[00:02:02] Infantino gave up on his plan to hand over part of the World Cup management
[00:02:06] to private investors, which led to an urgent meeting of the organization's
[00:02:10] leadership in Rabat. At the same time, European
[00:02:13] leagues sharply criticized the proposal to expand the 2030 World Cup
[00:02:17] to as many as 64 national teams. They assess that
[00:02:20] the idea is poorly conceived, that there were no consultations with leagues, clubs and
[00:02:24] players, and that FIFA makes unilateral decisions that
[00:02:27] endanger the future of football. World. The 2026
[00:02:30] World Cup has already been expanded from
[00:02:33] 32 to 48 teams, and the increasingly vocal demands for
[00:02:37] FIFA governance reform are now further increasing the pressure on Gianni
[00:02:41] Infantino.
[00:02:43] Football fever has gripped Turkey after Egyptian
[00:02:47] superstar Mohamed Salah arrived in Trabzon, confirming
[00:02:50] one of the most significant transfers in the history of Turkish
[00:02:54] football. His arrival caused euphoria among fans
[00:02:57] and resonated in international sports
[00:03:00] media.
[00:03:03] The saga began with the official announcement of the Trabzonspor club on
[00:03:06] platform X, in which it was confirmed that negotiations with
[00:03:09] Salah had begun. Shortly after the announcement, the club shared
[00:03:13] a video of Salah on a plane, showing him wearing the Trabzon jersey
[00:03:17] for the first time. The world star arrived from Greece with Istanbul
[00:03:20] as the first stop. The club announced that Salah would land at
[00:03:24] Ataturk Airport terminal and thousands of fans flooded
[00:03:27] the airport to give him
[00:03:30] a welcome. Upon exiting the plane, Salah greeted the crowd and led
[00:03:33] the cheering before heading for medical examinations in the car
[00:03:37] of club president Ertugrul Dogan. After successfully
[00:03:41] completing the medical examinations, Salah flew to Trabzon, where the highlight of the spectacle
[00:03:46] for sure it will be also a awaited him that evening. The club had previously asked fans to avoid using private
[00:03:50] cars and to limit the use of pyrotechnics due to
[00:03:53] safety reasons and traffic jams. When his
[00:03:57] private plane landed at Trabzon Airport, fans
[00:04:00] gave him an unforgettable welcome with ovations and songs. Accompanied
[00:04:04] by President Dogan, Salah enthusiastically led the cheering before
[00:04:08] addressing the crowd. After his speech, Salah left
[00:04:11] the airport accompanied by the club president. He is expected to
[00:04:14] sign a two-year contract with
[00:04:16] Trabzon.
[00:04:20] The man who amazed the world at the World Football Championship has found
[00:04:24] a new football address. Cape Verdean goalkeeper
[00:04:28] Vozinha, the hero of his national team's historic performance
[00:04:31] at the World Cup, continues his career at Chilean giant
[00:04:36] great that must be such a Colo-Colo. His saves brought him global popularity and a million-strong
[00:04:40] increase in followers on social media, and now
[00:04:42] he awaits a new challenge in South America. Watch the story of
[00:04:46] the goalkeeper who overnight became one of the most famous
[00:04:49] goalkeepers in the
[00:04:50] world.
[00:04:54] More than 20,000 Colo-Colo fans gathered at
[00:04:57] Monumental Stadium in Santiago to welcome their new signing,
[00:05:01] legendary goalkeeper Vozinha, the star of the Cape Verdean
[00:05:04] national team, certainly the most pleasant surprise
[00:05:07] of the World Cup. The 40-year-old goalkeeper was
[00:05:10] given a fantastic welcome, and fans, with flares, chanted
[00:05:14] his name. Vozinha will wear jersey number
[00:05:18] 29 at his new club, and he told those present
[00:05:24] the Chilean league table with 12 points. Vozinha's
[00:05:27] debut is expected this Sunday when the famous club visits
[00:05:30] Union La
[00:05:32] Calera.
[00:05:35] The new Premier League season begins on August 21st with the match
[00:05:39] between Arsenal and Coventry City, and we already have a story about
[00:05:42] a supercomputer that has made predictions for the new champion of the English
[00:05:46] championship.
[00:05:49] Arsenal won the English championship title after 22 years
[00:05:52] and thus reached their 14th English championship title.
[00:05:56] They last won it in the 2003-2004
[00:05:59] season when they were undefeated. However, the supercomputer sees the London
[00:06:03] club as the new champion. The Gunners finished the season with
[00:06:06] 85 points, while City had 78, and
[00:06:10] United 71.
[00:06:12] Now the supercomputer says that Arsenal will ultimately have
[00:06:15] 88 points, City 85, Liverpool
[00:06:19] 74, and Chelsea 70. We will know
[00:06:22] if the supercomputer was wrong next year in May. The new Premier League
[00:06:26] season begins on Friday, August 21st
[00:06:29] with the match between Arsenal and
[00:06:31] Coventry.
[00:06:34] Speaking of supercomputers, remember the man who, a few years ago,
[00:06:38] at the beginning of the Premier League season, said that Leicester
[00:06:41] would be the English champions, which eventually happened. For the end of this
[00:06:45] first part, we will go to Germany where Bayern Munich manager
[00:06:49] Vincent Kompany, clearly states before his team's friendly match
[00:06:52] in Hong Kong that the Bundesliga
[00:06:55] champions are aiming to win the Champions League title in
[00:06:59] the upcoming season.
[00:07:02] Under the leadership of Vincent Kompany, Bayern Munich won the domestic double in the
[00:07:06] 2025-26 season
[00:07:09] with a record number of goals scored. Kompany added that
[00:07:12] captain Manuel Neuer will remain the first goalkeeper, and that this could be
[00:07:16] his last season,
[00:07:17] so now to be better
[00:07:21] when you know it's not just how many trophies you win but
[00:07:25] it's also the amount of games we won, the amount of goals we
[00:07:28] scored so um so it's difficult but it has to be the
[00:07:32] objective so beginning of the season I
[00:07:35] think I can let you know already what I'm going to say during the season and what I
[00:07:39] say now in pre-season so during the season. Right now,
[00:07:43] I will say, um, our goal is to win the Champions League. We
[00:07:47] want to win the Champions League, there's no doubt, uh, and during the
[00:07:50] season I will tell you we have to focus on the next game because you cannot win the Champions
[00:07:54] League in September.
[00:07:56] Bayern Munich will play against Aston Villa, a member of the English Premier
[00:08:00] League, in a friendly match in Hong
[00:08:02] Kong on Friday.
[00:08:05] This will be an interesting football season ahead of us. It remains
[00:08:09] to be seen whether the supercomputer will ultimately be right and to what extent
[00:08:12] Vincent Kompany's desire
[00:08:16] will ultimately lead to the title of European
[00:08:19] champion. In the first part, we focused primarily on football
[00:08:23] news. Next, we will watch the following
[00:08:26] news.
[00:08:28] The coach of the Serbian national basketball team, Dušan Alimpijević, has compiled
[00:08:32] a list for the upcoming matches against Iceland and
[00:08:35] Italy as part of the World Cup
[00:08:38] qualifiers.
[00:08:41] Lionel Messi continues good performances in Miami,
[00:08:44] goals and
[00:08:45] assists for the Argentine.
[00:08:50] Coach Dušan Alimpijević has compiled a list of the Serbian national team for
[00:08:54] the upcoming matches against Iceland and Italy as part
[00:08:57] of the World Cup qualifiers. Nikola Jokić will play for the Eagles
[00:09:01] and will once again be the team captain, but Bogdan
[00:09:05] Bogdanović will not be there.
[00:09:08] Coach Alimpijević's list includes the following names:
[00:09:11] Nemanja Danko, Aleksa Avramović, Dejan Davidovac,
[00:09:15] Ognjen Dobrić, Jovan Novak, Marko Gudurić, Nikola
[00:09:18] Milutinov, Luka Mitrović, Dušan Ristić, Nikola
[00:09:21] Tanasković, Stefan Momirov, Arijan Lakić, Nikola
[00:09:24] Đurišić, Nikola Jović, Nikola Jokić, Mihajlo Petrović,
[00:09:28] Nikola Kusturica and Nikola Džepina. Bogdan
[00:09:31] Bogdanović, the national team captain, will once again not be available
[00:09:35] to coach Alimpijević, nor will playmaker Vasilije Micić.
[00:09:38] However, unlike the July qualification window, Alimpijević will be able
[00:09:42] to count on Nikola Milutinov and Marko Gudurić. In Bogdanović's
[00:09:45] absence, Nikola Jokić is expected to be captain
[00:09:49] again, good news for Serbian fans and another appearance by Nikola Jović in
[00:09:53] the national team. At the EuroBasket last summer and two
[00:09:56] July matches, it was evident that the Miami Heat forward
[00:10:00] is the second best player of the Serbian national team. The Serbian
[00:10:03] national team will gather on August 13th at the start of preparations for the August
[00:10:07] qualification window. Serbia will play two friendly matches against
[00:10:11] France, first in Belgrade on August 20th and three
[00:10:14] days later in Orléans. Dušan Alimpijević's team will start the second phase
[00:10:18] of qualification for the Mundo Basket on August 28th
[00:10:21] against Iceland in the Belgrade Arena. And then on August
[00:10:25] 31st, they will visit
[00:10:27] Italy.
[00:10:33] When we talk about the captain of the Serbian basketball team, Nikola
[00:10:36] Jokić, his contract is approaching its
[00:10:40] expiration, and Denver for the second summer in a row has failed to convince the Serbian
[00:10:43] center to extend his cooperation with the Colorado franchise, and there is
[00:10:47] a logical reason why Jokić has not yet committed to
[00:10:51] Denver for a longer period.
[00:10:55] The topic is money, enormous money. In Denver, they are not afraid
[00:10:58] that the Sombor native could leave them at the end of next season, and Nikola
[00:11:02] Jokić himself said that he wants to stay in Denver. Recently, during
[00:11:06] the gathering of the Serbian national team for the World Cup qualifiers,
[00:11:09] Jokić said that his wish is to stay in Denver and that he will
[00:11:13] sign the contract next year. Jokić's agents correctly
[00:11:16] recognized that Jokić would get the most out of Denver if he chose to let his
[00:11:20] contract formally expire, and then sign a new one from scratch
[00:11:23] with the Nuggets. And here's how it works. Nikola Jokić
[00:11:27] actually has a contract with Denver until the summer of 2028.
[00:11:31] But the last year of the current contract is a so-called player
[00:11:34] option. This means that the player himself decides whether he wants to activate
[00:11:38] the last year of the contract. In theory, after the end of
[00:11:42] next season, Jokić could decide not to activate the player option, become
[00:11:46] a free agent, go to another team and leave Denver with
[00:11:49] nothing. Currently, nothing really suggests that this could
[00:11:53] happen. If Jokić were
[00:11:55] to extend his contract now, the collective bargaining agreement between NBA players and team
[00:11:59] owners would allow him to sign a contract for four
[00:12:02] seasons worth 278
[00:12:05] million dollars. However, if Jokić performs the aforementioned
[00:12:09] maneuver next summer, he will be able to sign a five-year contract worth
[00:12:13] 359.5
[00:12:15] million dollars. This would be the largest contract in NBA
[00:12:18] League history, and the total earnings of the Serbian center on the court during
[00:12:22] his career would reach 720.4 million
[00:12:26] dollars.
[00:12:30] The magic of football continues. Lionel Messi, one of the greatest in
[00:12:34] history, scored two goals and provided an assist in Inter Miami's 4-2
[00:12:38] victory against Mexican side San Luis in the first round of the Leagues
[00:12:42] Cup.
[00:12:44] San Luis took the lead early in the match, but the Florida team
[00:12:48] scored four goals by the end of the first half thanks to the miraculous Argentine,
[00:12:51] practically securing the triumph. The first goal scored by
[00:12:55] Lionel Messi from a volley after a great assist from Greek
[00:12:59] Alen was particularly impressive. Messi scored another
[00:13:02] goal, this time under the crossbar after another assist
[00:13:06] from Alen, then after his corner, Mikael
[00:13:09] was precise. The second goal for Inter was scored by Segovia. Besides Messi,
[00:13:13] the brilliant performance of the aforementioned Alen, who recorded three
[00:13:16] assists, should also be highlighted. Inter's next match in the Leagues Cup is already on Saturday
[00:13:20] against Monterrey.
[00:13:23] This upcoming weekend, the 12th Moto GP championship race will be held
[00:13:27] at the Silverstone circuit in Great Britain. Next, we will
[00:13:30] hear from the participants and their impressions.
[00:13:33] I'm still not 100% because the shoulder feels not too
[00:13:37] bad, but also my knee, my left knee was uh
[00:13:41] uh injured, so
[00:13:43] um, we will see. I'm very happy to be here, so we will see how
[00:13:47] it feels tomorrow on the bike. We go a big back in the in the fight for the
[00:13:51] championship, but uh, it's a surprise that we are not that
[00:13:55] back, you know, uh, or that bad for this. Uh, let's try to
[00:13:59] to get a good weekend in Silverstone. Last year was was tough, but
[00:14:02] maybe this year could be much better. We're going to have
[00:14:06] some some good races and
[00:14:08] and um
[00:14:11] difficult weekend for for us, no, but let's see
[00:14:15] here will be a start from zero again, so we need to to be
[00:14:19] calm and try to to enjoy the weekend. It's an absolute privilege to be here. Um,
[00:14:23] to be back at at Silverstone as well, a great iconic
[00:14:26] circuit, uh, somewhere that I've had some fantastic
[00:14:29] results over over my
[00:14:32] support. To conclude, an interesting fact: a tandem
[00:14:36] bicycle race on a floating track, that sounds very chaotic,
[00:14:40] and precisely one such event was the Red Bull Spin Off
[00:14:44] in Washington.
[00:14:47] As many as 40 teams attempted to cross
[00:14:50] the finish line on specially made tandem bicycles
[00:14:53] over a floating platform, and success required balance, good coordination,
[00:14:57] and a lot of courage. The winners were not determined solely by speed and
[00:15:00] time, but also by creativity, an attractive performance, and the appearance of the bicycle
[00:15:04] itself. Of course, it couldn't go without spectacular falls into the water, so
[00:15:08] only a small number of teams managed to reach the finish line while remaining
[00:15:12] dry. In the end, the representatives of the By Kennetic bicycle shop
[00:15:15] celebrated, whose original tandem, named Cat
[00:15:19] Bus Trophy, won first place and delighted
[00:15:22] everyone.
[00:15:26] There will be more such news in the coming days, given that such interesting
[00:15:42] with a victory for the second leg of the third round of qualifications
[00:15:45] for the Conference League.
[00:15:48] The silent war between FIFA and UEFA continues.
[00:15:51] Infantino apologized, wants a new chance.
[00:15:54] He has arrived. Mohamed Salah is not
[00:15:57] only the King of Egypt. On Thursday,
[00:16:01] he also became the King of Turkey. An unbelievable welcome
[00:16:04] for the Egyptian by Trabzon fans.
[00:16:11] Details of the 34-year-old Salah's arrival
[00:16:14] in Turkey can be found on our website
[00:16:16] sportclub.com, where there are other interesting facts, and
[00:16:20] it is very interesting in the world of world football when it comes to
[00:16:24] Gianni Infantino and that relationship between UEFA and
[00:16:27] FIFA. You can read all about it on
[00:17:14] every second counts in emergency.
[00:17:17] Fire flashes, there's no way you'll be able to survive
[00:17:19] it. Disasters are getting worse, and
[00:17:23] robots are the perfect solution to solve them.
[00:17:26] Technology is important because it allows us to be
[00:17:29] safer. On this show, you can Fools Beat, we meet the
[00:17:33] young innovators designing cutting edge technology. We are standing
[00:17:37] up.
[00:17:42] to help first responders save lives faster and
[00:17:46] safer. We build robots that go where people shouldn't and
[00:17:49] can't go. This thing is pretty cool in general,
[00:17:53] all while pushing the limits.
[00:17:56] What? Oh, we need to exchange that so it doesn't
[00:17:59] explode on us. Non-fatal baller is a good thing. I'm
[00:18:03] Christie L. Stout, and this
[00:18:07] stop is tech for good. Good job, good job, good job.
[00:18:26] This is no
[00:18:27] film set.
[00:18:30] It's where Hong Kong's top rescue crews are put through their
[00:18:33] paces.
[00:18:37] Stop.
[00:18:40] They make it look so easy. Check it out.
[00:18:43] Okay, okay. From Ariel rescues,
[00:18:47] earthquake zones, the Fire and Ambulance Services
[00:18:50] Academy is home to an array of training
[00:18:53] simulations. Can't, I can't get over the sight. It
[00:18:56] is so realistic. It also looks like a disaster
[00:19:00] movie. Oh my
[00:19:02] gosh. Today the experts are
[00:19:05] recreating search and rescue at this crushed building
[00:19:09] site. Like a real life scenario. Every piece of
[00:19:12] equipment is deployed from the four
[00:19:15] legged to the flying.
[00:19:19] This specialized drone scans the environment, mapping the
[00:19:23] terrain and using infrared camera to try to
[00:19:25] spot survivors. By using a special K
[00:19:29] software, it can help to develop very effective
[00:19:32] strategic for the stretch and rescue operation, while this
[00:19:36] box monitors for any movement at this unstable
[00:19:40] building site. Here safety is their first
[00:19:43] priority, and tech is helping lead the way.
[00:19:46] Technology can enhance our ability in
[00:19:49] locating the victims and also can enhance the safety
[00:19:53] of our vascular. And what do you foresee as the new technology in
[00:19:57] the future that will help your emergency missions? I think the AI
[00:20:00] technology now of days we can just depends on our
[00:20:04] brain to analyze the information. But I think in the coming
[00:20:07] years, the AI can help us to analyze this
[00:20:10] information.
[00:20:13] Thousands of kilometers away in Switzerland, the next
[00:20:17] generation of disaster relief robots is being let loose.
[00:20:21] Three, two, one, go! Welcome to
[00:20:25] Arcade.
[00:20:27] We're cutting edge search and rescue tech made by Swiss students
[00:20:30] and startups is put to the test. You want to shake the robot
[00:20:34] quickly in near real life scenarios.
[00:20:42] Go, first up is Raboha, a snake like robot that's built to go
[00:20:46] where humans can't. Fitted with
[00:20:50] sensors, camera, and even microphone. It's designed to
[00:20:53] locate survivors in tight spaces. It's
[00:20:57] a very different robot in the sense that it doesn't
[00:21:00] move on legs or wheels or anything else. It would be really cool
[00:21:04] to have this robot provide better way to search for people
[00:21:07] after disasters.
[00:21:10] This morning, the team are testing it at this crushed building
[00:21:14] site. Controlled with a live camera feed, it can expand
[00:21:18] up to 40 meters long. and move in all
[00:21:21] directions. We actually have a version of our robot
[00:21:24] where there's a water supply line, so after we have found a victim, we can
[00:21:28] put water or our liquid medicine to the front so that they can survive
[00:21:32] longer until they are safed. What
[00:21:35] started as a final year university project has grown
[00:21:38] into a startup that the team hopes could one day save
[00:21:41] lives with a little more fine
[00:21:45] tuning.
[00:21:48] Across the base, a different end of body is getting a
[00:21:51] workout.
[00:21:53] Yeah, so we'll turn it on. This is Magneko, a quadroped
[00:21:57] designed for inspection work on the ground
[00:22:00] and up high.
[00:22:04] This climbing robot can scale vertical steel walls and
[00:22:08] even ceilings thanks to its magnetic feet. There's
[00:22:11] still many cases where human workers have to go up to great
[00:22:15] heights, and this is typically quite dangerous. And so in
[00:22:19] these tasks, a robot like ours could in the future
[00:22:22] potentially be super helpful.
[00:22:25] Every aspect of the tech was made from scratch by
[00:22:29] this crack team of engineering students from ETH
[00:22:32] Zurich. From the joint motors to the
[00:22:36] electronics to the magnetic feet, everything
[00:22:40] is really new and improved. But working
[00:22:43] in the field is not always easy. We think there's a
[00:22:47] screw that went missing. Two here are missing. All four here are missing.
[00:22:51] Okay, that's amazing. Okay, do you want to shake the robot
[00:22:54] quickly?
[00:22:56] Yes, sounds good. I think there's no more screws in here. There's a
[00:23:00] screw rattling around, we get a short circuit and bye-bye
[00:23:03] robot.
[00:23:07] It just goes one of the screws. They built
[00:23:10] the first generation system in just nine
[00:23:13] months. Today their mission: to test its climbing
[00:23:16] capabilities, a metal silo. Standing up.
[00:23:20] Okay, we are standing up. Now we'll switch on the magnets. That's what you're
[00:23:24] hearing. And let's start
[00:23:28] walking. With each step, the magnets
[00:23:31] fire, gripping to the metal. Inbuilt
[00:23:34] motors pull it upwards. Each foot
[00:23:37] can hold 15 kilos.
[00:23:40] While a safety line is used in case it
[00:23:42] slips. Oh
[00:23:46] okay. With every test, the students
[00:23:49] learn, and adapt. Their
[00:23:52] latest design was trained to move using AI-based
[00:23:55] reinforcement learning, a technique that teaches thousands of
[00:23:59] virtual MagneCos to make decisions based on trial
[00:24:02] and error. The goal is to one day have it operate
[00:24:06] autonomously to work on ships and in hostile
[00:24:09] environments. But for now the team are focused on
[00:24:13] ironing out the
[00:24:14] kinks.
[00:24:18] More than 160 researchers took part in the event
[00:24:22] hosted by the Swiss Drone and Robotics Center in summer
[00:24:25] 2025. Held at a Swiss military
[00:24:29] training center, it gives young innovators a chance to show off
[00:24:32] their work to the professionals. No, you haven't
[00:24:35] had rains. Organizer
[00:24:38] Patricia Solano got her start here five years ago as a
[00:24:42] student. I think this can also be affected by the temperature, right? Now she's
[00:24:46] leading the way. I've seen the robots now over a couple of years.
[00:24:50] Every single year, and I think all of them
[00:24:53] actually made a huge jump. If you compare to a couple of years ago, the
[00:24:57] robots were still struggling, just walking around, and by
[00:25:01] now you can see them climbing up the debris or going really deeply inside
[00:25:05] the structures.
[00:25:09] As for the students, it gets them out of the lab and
[00:25:13] collaborating. It feels amazing, because you try
[00:25:16] to figure out what are the main challenges, and that's an awesome opportunity
[00:25:20] we get here. bringing their inventions a step
[00:25:23] closer to the real world.
[00:25:39] Even in autumn, hiking in Hong Kong is sweaty
[00:25:43] business. It is 30° Celsius, feels like
[00:25:46] 36° and Fahrenheit. That means... Very
[00:25:50] hot. It's only 10:00 a.m. and
[00:25:53] already 80% humidity deep in the hills to the
[00:25:57] east of the city center, but
[00:26:00] luckily I'm heading down. to a hidden beach, one of
[00:26:04] many in this secluded part of the
[00:26:06] world,
[00:26:10] here the views are unmatched, but
[00:26:13] if things go wrong in a place like this, assistance
[00:26:17] could be far away, but what
[00:26:19] if help could literally drop from the sky right where you
[00:26:23] are? i got something to share with you,
[00:26:26] enter arrow relief, emergency delivery drone that
[00:26:30] could one day help save lives. winch down using
[00:26:33] a winch system it can lower vital equipment like
[00:26:37] defibrillator to victims in remote
[00:26:39] areas. These university students led by
[00:26:43] Jimmy Woo are the brains behind this tech. In
[00:26:47] Hong Kong there's a lots of these nice mountains and nice trails. If
[00:26:50] in one day you got into a heart attack for now there is literally no safe
[00:26:54] for that. With our drone we want to keep them alive until the ambulance
[00:26:58] arrived. Yeah time is of the essence. Yes. Make sure that there's no loose.
[00:27:02] today the team are testing its limits
[00:27:06] clear flying to beach for the first time 2
[00:27:09] meters don't go to your right your right
[00:27:13] jimmy leads the mission from the shore keep going lower your
[00:27:17] altitude but it's not going to plan go
[00:27:20] forward go forward now descend descend
[00:27:23] slowly descend descend no you're going
[00:27:26] back you're pulling back it's losing connection and they
[00:27:30] only have enough battery for one final. attempt, you can't
[00:27:34] control, leave the
[00:27:35] area.
[00:27:39] the tech is made here at hk uST.
[00:27:43] the founder of consumer drone giant DJI got his
[00:27:46] start in these halls and now it's
[00:27:50] where this young team are trying to push the limits. you have
[00:27:53] screw? garmish wong is the hardware
[00:27:57] guy. release it. he oversees the winch system that can
[00:28:00] hold a payload of up to... 10 kilograms, you can send an
[00:28:04] epipen, blanket, water, you can send defibrillator,
[00:28:07] sneak bite kit. when you were developing it, what were some of the main
[00:28:10] challenges you encountered along the way? the most challenging part is actually designing
[00:28:14] something that works with humans, not robots or machine. our user
[00:28:18] must be able to get the materials inside within 5
[00:28:21] seconds of seeing the box, because every second counts in
[00:28:25] emergency, but what makes error relief so unique is
[00:28:29] what you can't see. along with the hardware, They've
[00:28:32] developed an AI driven dispatch platform to work
[00:28:36] with emergency services. The critical part about aero relief is
[00:28:40] how can we actually automate the process of delivering time critical
[00:28:43] resources to those victim in needs? It all
[00:28:47] starts with a phone call to emergency services. Hi,
[00:28:50] error relief, can you please send over defibrillator and an
[00:28:54] epin right now? The error relief system analyzes the
[00:28:57] call, suggesting to the dispatcher what equipment is
[00:29:00] needed. Next, at Text is sent to the victim, pinpointing
[00:29:04] their location using GPS and giving
[00:29:07] instructions on how to use the equipment.
[00:29:11] Finally, path planning software maps the flight
[00:29:14] route, dodging buildings, finding the quickest
[00:29:17] and safest way to the site, all while
[00:29:20] buying time for the first responders to
[00:29:22] arrive, so that process is all done
[00:29:25] automatically and is enabled by AI. It means
[00:29:29] unlike other delivery drones on the market that have... reset drop off
[00:29:33] locations, this device can reach people
[00:29:36] anywhere, even off grid. Currently it has
[00:29:39] a 10 km range. This
[00:29:42] technology, I think essentially offers a long
[00:29:45] distance communication control, autonomous
[00:29:48] ability as well as highly adaptive to different
[00:29:52] terms or urban settings. Those features are not there in the
[00:29:56] market right now, and we see lot of
[00:29:57] potential.
[00:30:01] Move forward, altitude. 21
[00:30:04] m okay, you can full speed,
[00:30:06] 23 mes, back on the beach, it's long
[00:30:10] range control is being put to the test, make sure your radio
[00:30:14] antenas are unfolded,
[00:30:16] back, back, this is its final attempt to land, okay,
[00:30:20] great, great, great, okay, go, go back, continue
[00:30:23] moving and lower your altitude slightly, stop,
[00:30:27] stop, stop, slowly, disarm, disarm, we
[00:30:31] are safe at the beach.
[00:30:32] scary
[00:30:35] now we're happy
[00:30:38] relief high five good job good job good job
[00:30:42] this is the result of year of hard work
[00:30:45] each flight is learning experience it's an experiment in
[00:30:49] progress right yes yes it's about failing trying again and fail
[00:30:53] again to get it to actually work failure is a good
[00:30:56] thing failure is a good thing um non-f