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We trained a model imitating rat's danger detection senses into what humans can feel and used bee hive examples to then pass it to other people at the field once early signs of danger are detected. It can then result in better results mission wise as bombs or drones coming from afar that are not visible for human eye can be sensed with our body and that information can then spread to the whole crew. Milliseconds during such missions matter and we managed to get to 500ms earlier detection of danger, with time this algorithm can evolve to be minutes earlier.

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