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XPRIZE Wildfire competition recognizes advancements in fire detection technology

The XPRIZE Wildfire competition highlighted advancements in wildfire detection technologies, including space-based detection and firefighting drones. Although no teams won the grand prizes, the innovations could aid in managing the increasing costs of wildfire disasters.

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The XPRIZE Wildfire competition highlighted advancements in wildfire detection technologies, including space-based detection and firefighting drones. Although no teams won the grand prizes, the innovations could aid in managing the increasing costs of wildfire disasters.

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XPRIZE Wildfire winners spotted fires within 10 min—but couldn’t stop them

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XPRIZE Wildfire competition recognizes advancements in fire detection technology