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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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Simona10 gün önce

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

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Justkiddingmayb10 gün önce

Cool, are they using water or retardant or sand

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Daniel10 gün önce

Other fire fighting techniques you need to check out

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Petra - HK Dividend Stocks10 gün önce

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

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ibrahim turan10 gün önce

Güzel gelişme. Yangınlar sönsün itfaiyeciler yaşasın.

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club_g10 gün önce

👏✅ this is so pragmatic

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The Law 🇳🇱10 gün önce

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

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Marko10 gün önce

CHINESE PROPAGANDA CHANEL

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William Pow10 gün önce

Nice video

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Su Shi | 苏轼10 gün önce

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

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Wing10 gün önce

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

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Sam Jennings10 gün önce

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

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Jogi732710 gün önce

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

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