China has introduced a cutting-edge fire truck featuring an integrated drone designed to combat blazes in high-rise buildings.

Why didn’t they use it on this fire?

Day late and a dollar short, no?

With all the fires and collapsing infrastructure in China, maybe they should put it to use.

Why didn't they use it in the high rise fire last week?

Stream doesn't look strong.

China seems more advanced than the US…

It's Chinese, it'll crash on it's first rescue mission

"cutting edge" doing A LOT of heavy lifting. It's a drone with a weak hose port

I would like to see it in action, I doubt this would work in extreme heat conditions.

this is actually genius im ngl, shame its paperware though and will never actually be functional for china, just like their automated delivery vehicles

There's literally a company in the US that does this but for pressure washing... it's old tech.

@realDonaldTrump this is pretty cool but make sure you don’t tell @CAgovernor … We already know how much he hates putting out flames 🔥🤣

Outstanding new design. What a great feature to have for fires.

China shows off a drone fire truck while half the world still can’t put out a kitchen fire without calling three different agencies. Impressive tech, sure, but it also screams we’re building tools to save the skyscrapers we stuff millions into like sardines. Maybe if we stopped stacking people eighty stories high for profit, we wouldn’t need flying robots to rescue them from burning cages. Great invention. Wrong priorities.

China seems a bit behind the power curve.

It needs to go higher than that.

That was fast

Firefighter 1. Hoses and water are heavy. 2. Enough water to be effective the force would push the drone out the way.

Seems like they were a little late to the fire that just occurred.

It did a whole lot a few days ago.

Wumao propaganda

They probably stole that from the 1990s TV show Viper.

So, how powerful that drone have to be to be able to lift that amount of hose, column of water that’s in the hose, along with the forward thrust to withstand the pressure coming out of the hose? Also, to be an advantage, it would need to be higher than the current set of towers.

Doesn’t appear to put out enough water and the higher up it goes the more pressure needed to shove the water up and out

Don’t tell @FDNY that

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Nice!

You forgot about the Hong Kong historical fire already? 😅

But it doesn't go higher than traditional ladder trucks?

Lol

Hong Kong could have used this last week when all those buildings caught fire from the bamboo. Why didn’t they use it to help them out?

This would have been great a week ago....