Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
A New Jersey volunteer fire department is testing a new $10,000 robotic aquatic drone designed to quickly reach distressed swimmers and pull them back to shore. The 1,000-pound-capacity device aims to reduce rescue times and prevent lifeguard exhaustion during off-hours emergency calls.
A New Jersey volunteer fire department is testing a new $10,000 robotic aquatic drone designed to quickly reach distressed swimmers and pull them back to shore. The 1,000-pound-capacity device aims to reduce rescue times and prevent lifeguard exhaustion during off-hours emergency calls.
