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it's 26 minutes past three which means it's time for the weather with helen willits.shine and only around nine millimetres of rain and the reason was this area of high pressure ruling the roost. but these weather fronts are now starting to nudge that high pressure system out the way, so for the day ahead, increasing amounts of cloud, wind and rain. but ahead of it, we've still got starry skies and through the night, temperatures have been tumbling away — within two or three degrees of freezing in some rural areas by morning, notably of england and wales — so a touch of grass frost, a little bit of mist and some fog around where we've got the light winds but the winds far from light further north and west — gales or severe gale—force winds are forecast for the day ahead — that's gusts of 60 or 70 miles an hourfor parts of the western isles, the northern isles, too. starting to throw in this really quite heavy rain, several hours of it, across scotland and northern ireland. with it, some squally winds and hill fog, eventually pushing into north—western parts of england

test engineer, steve willits, shows me how the r-2 robot can detect a stranded person. - [steve] when you're in a search and rescue scenario, that's the kinda situation where you'd want to deploy one of these. - [shivani] as it explores and maps the cave, it drops devices called signal review to create a wifi network trail. - it drops those just like bread crumbs alo the path. - [shivani] using this network, the robot sends data back to home base to create a map. at the same time, the robot must look at every single object to identify the stranded human. - so the lidar system is giving a full laser scaning. - [shivani] lidar stands for light detection and ranging. similar to its cousin radar, which uses radio waves, lidar systems send out laser pulses of light and calculates the time it takes to hit a solid object and bounce back. this process creates a 3d representation of the objects in the environment, which the onboard computer can then identify. this process is similar to how the eye feeds visual data to the brain, which then recognizes the objects by tapping into our preexisting