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The French authorities announced the testing of drones equipped with artificial intelligence technologies to monitor individuals at risk of drowning and to automatically deploy rescue buoys when necessary, in an effort to reduce the drowning incidents that have increased following consecutive heatwaves since May. These drones operate autonomously via a system that includes a metal box carrying a drone equipped with thermal cameras. They monitor the behavior of swimmers from a distance of 2.5 kilometers from the shore, sending warnings and automatically deploying buoys if someone appears to be in danger. The testing phase and the necessary permits are expected to be completed within a month, with full project implementation scheduled for summer 2027, aiming to improve rescue efforts and decrease drowning-related fatalities.
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