The Pars Aerial Rescue Robot is designed to work as a mobile lifesaver
dispensary, flying out to those in need and dropping vital flotation
aids until better help can be secured. As currently designed, Pars
starts with a quadrotor, which makes sense: quadrotors are versatile platforms, beloved by scientists because the machines can do things like test eagle arms and kinect-based navigation. Quadrotors are also a relatively strong.
That means Pars wouldn't have any trouble carrying life preservers as
well as a sophisticated navigation software and infrared cameras.
More information on this concept at
PopSci, via
American Digest.
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