Google in preparation to test smoke jumper drones, Great!

Technology running faster than flames, let's meet an example.

Tech giant, Google, seeks approval from the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration to test its high tech firefighting drones in the sky for monitoring and restraining fires at land.

According to the climate and research group of Alphabet Inc., planning is on the way to use the drones at a private property in Firebaugh, California, as per the filing of FAA.

The company's drone to go through the test weighs between 55 and 98.8 pounds (44.8 kg), holds the creation credibility by Homeland Surveillance & Electronics LLC, and is mass-produced for agricultural applications.

Though the FAA had previously abandoned the other organization with the same permission, Google doesn't believe in losing hope!

The company's drone seeking permission is designed to sprinkle chemicals on crops to snuff out a fire on the land. It has the capacity of holding 20 liters of liquid or about 5 gallons, and it can fly for 8 to 15 minutes.

Alphabet's continuous development of drone technology with its moonshot project Wing mainly focuses on autonomous drone delivery to increase access to goods, thereby reducing traffic rush on the roads and control the pollution in the air caused by the emission of carbons.

Great vision for controlling noise and air pollution with the same arrow!

2012 was the year of commencement on the operation of development of same technology according to the company.

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