Dead drones can save lives

Bombing drones can also save lives of humans. In such circumstances, when death is very close to the situation. This is for the first time in Australia.

Two young men were floating in the sea at the Lennox Head coast of New South Wales province. Only a 10 feet high wave came, both of them got trapped in the wave. The water in both the nose and mouth was full. The wave slammed his body around. Swimmers started flicking to save lives. Only then, the rest of the people on the coast stood on the drowning youth, they played an emergency alarm. And then the flyer in the sky reached a drowning youth. Done drifted life jacket and saved his life as soon as he got to the right place.

Lifeguard supervisor on the shore, Jay Sheridan, had a drone remote. According to Sheridan, "I was able to fly the drone to the location, within a minute or two, I dropped the pod. Usually in such circumstances, four lifeguards floated there and in the few minutes to reach the right place. Seem more. "

This is the first case of using drones to save life in Australia. Surrounding the ocean from all sides, the drown beaches can improve the relief and rescue work in the country. Drowners can be reached faster by drowning people. They can be transported to a life jacket, rubber ring or surf board. Even drones can be detected in a very good way by knowing the deadly fish like sharks in water.

Australia has special programming for drone cameras. With the help of programming, the drone recognizes the organisms like sharks with 90 percent accuracy. In the case of detecting sharks in water, the human eye's success is 16 percent.