The pangolin armor can help wild fires because it can help stop the spread. Firefighters who have the armor will be able to dig up ditches faster than those who have shovels, they will also be safer because of the pangolin shield. The pangolin gloves would be much more convenient to move and it would take up much less space. An average shovel can be up to 7lb while the pangolin gloves would weigh much less. With the pangolin shield firefighters would be able to dig these trenches closer to the fires without risking being burned. All of this combined would help stop a wildfire faster.
Our prototype will be used in various situations to aid in the preparation and controlling of forest fires. It will help in multiple ways; as it can be used both before, during and after the fires. The claws are designed to optimize the process in which fire fighters and volunteers are able to dig trenches in order to prevent spreading of the fire. In addition, the glove can be used during and after forest fires to break up ruble. Debris such as fallen trees and destroyed buildings can be broken into using the claws. This allows rescuers to access areas which are blocked off with potential victims inside. Since the scales prevent the glove from bending backwards. The gloves are able to withstand much more force and different harder materials can be broken by the claws