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Drones capable of spraying water and fire retardants are being tested in California and Alaska as a response to the increasing wildfire risks in the United States. CAL FIRE recently conducted a field test with autonomous drones that successfully deployed fire-suppressing foam, with plans for commercial availability by 2026.
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Drones capable of spraying water and fire retardants are being tested in California and Alaska as a response to the increasing wildfire risks in the United States. CAL FIRE recently conducted a field test with autonomous drones that successfully deployed fire-suppressing foam, with plans for commercial availability by 2026.
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