China has tested an AI-powered flying lifebuoy capable of reaching drowning individuals faster than human rescuers, showcased during a water rescue drill in Hangzhou.
The technology was demonstrated in Zhejiang Province
Aug 23, 2026
02:33 pm
What's the storyChina has tested an innovative AI-powered rescue robot, dubbed the "flying lifebuoy," that can fly directly to drowning people.
The technology was recently demonstrated during a water rescue drill in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province.
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