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A select group of influential guests attended to explore autonomous wildfire suppression techniques that could reshape aerial response.
A Sikorsky Black Hawk helicopter pulling water from dip tanks and extinguishing ignitions – all controlled via tablet — during an autonomous wildfire suppression demonstration in California.
PG&E PhotoWhat makes this partnership unique is how it transforms general autonomous flight technology into a targeted wildfire response system.
This fully integrated solution enables end-to-end autonomous wildfire response — from early detection, dispatch, and route planning, to takeoff, operations, precise Bambi Bucket drops, and landing.
Looking ahead, the goals for autonomous wildfire response are ambitious — but necessary.
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