Meet RS3.

This robot will help the Los Angeles City Fire Department. (AP)
The robot can blast water. (AP)
RS3 can go into burning buildings. It can go where firefighters cannot. (AP)
Firefighters look inside the robot. (AP)
A firefighter can control RS3 from three blocks away. (AP)

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This gadget has wheels. It fights fires. It blasts water and moves things. Robot Solution [soh-loo-shen] 3 will go into burning buildings. Los Angeles firefighters like this new helper.

Read More: Big cities like Los Angeles, California, often have large fires. Tall burning buildings are dangerous. RS3 can go into those buildings when firefighters cannot. It can shoot out over two thousand gallons of water each minute. RS3 can be controlled by a firefighter three blocks away. RS3 costs $278,000. That is a lot of money. But fire departments in many other cities would like to have one too. Firefighting machines are good. Proverbs 18:10 reminds us of something better. “The name of the Lord is a strong tower; the righteous man runs into it and is safe.”