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Fire extinguishing bombs made by a 🇨🇳Chinese company are now deployed using industrial drones! They can quickly put out fires in tough spots like high-rise facades and forest slopes! Firefighters no longer need to enter these dangerous zones themselves!

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Simonavor 10 Tagen

We need to get these in Canada for fire season. I’m still waiting for cloud seeding technology

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Justkiddingmaybvor 10 Tagen

Cool, are they using water or retardant or sand

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Danielvor 9 Tagen

Other fire fighting techniques you need to check out

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Petra - HK Dividend Stocksvor 10 Tagen

I can see an indoor Christmas-gift version of this. And maybe add some glitters.

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ibrahim turanvor 10 Tagen

Güzel gelişme. Yangınlar sönsün itfaiyeciler yaşasın.

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club_gvor 10 Tagen

👏✅ this is so pragmatic

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The Law 🇳🇱vor 10 Tagen

Bombs that help humanity, not kill it. Lessons can be learned here.

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Markovor 10 Tagen

CHINESE PROPAGANDA CHANEL

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William Powvor 10 Tagen

Nice video

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Su Shi | 苏轼vor 10 Tagen

The best part isn’t putting out the fire — it’s keeping firefighters out of harm’s way. 🚁🔥

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Wingvor 10 Tagen

Looks impressive, we need them in Hong Kong too! Please help expedite adoption in Hong Kong!

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Sam Jenningsvor 9 Tagen

@grok dropping shaved dry ice onto fires, w/ drones, to pack anti-fire force into a lightweight, deliverable "capsule"?

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Jogi7327vor 10 Tagen

Congratulation. The institutions should invest the taxpayers money in such products instead of weapons

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China is turning fire trucks into drone launch systems. And that is a much bigger shift than it sounds. What interests me here is not just the hardware. It is the new logic of emergency response. Instead of relying only on ladders and human entry, these systems pair fire trucks with drones that can reach high-rise fire zones quickly, fly into smoke, and send live intelligence back to crews. That is what is new. The truck is no longer just transport. It becomes a mobile aerial response base. And that matters because in dense high-rise environments, access is often the real bottleneck. To me, this is where the story gets interesting. This is not just about fighting fires better. It is about changing who gets exposed to danger first. → drones go where ladders cannot → commanders get visibility earlier → crews make faster decisions → fewer firefighters enter blind conditions That is a serious innovation. And it opens up important use cases: → faster high-rise reconnaissance → targeted suppression from outside upper floors → better coordination in smoke-heavy environments → safer response where humans cannot reach quickly That is why I would not dismiss this as just another drone demo. It is a glimpse of what emergency response looks like when robotics, data, and frontline operations finally converge. What do you think matters more here: faster firefighting, or the fact that robots may now take the first risk instead of humans? #AI #Robotics #Drones #Firefighting #Innovation #EmergencyResponse #SmartCities #FutureOfWork #Technology

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