Sunday, July 19, 2026

Drones are now assisting with a variety of public services:

Make public services not war!

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  • In Australia, land managers used drones to clear an island of mice, and authorities are employing drone pilots to help warn beachgoers about great white sharks.
  • In India, a pilot program is using drones to rapidly transport phlegm samples from rural areas to laboratories for tuberculosis testing, helping patients avoid costly trips to distant testing centers.
  • During recent floods in China, rescue operators used drones to deliver emergency supplies and hoist stranded people to safety.
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Doomslayer: Progress Roundup - by Malcolm Cochran

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