Japanese city deploys anti-bear drones as 'human casualties at an all-time high' ā non-lethal spray can be delivered with 10cm accuracy radius, 1km range
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Verdict: A Japanese city is deploying anti-bear drones equipped with non-lethal spray to combat increasing bear attacks, following a record number of casualties.
ā” Quick Hits
- Drones are equipped with non-lethal spray.
- The spray can be delivered with 10cm accuracy.
- The drone has a 1km range.
A Japanese city is taking an innovative approach to deal with a surge in bear attacks by deploying an anti-bear drone system. This decision comes in response to what officials are calling 'record levels of bear casualties and sightings' in the region. Last year alone, over a dozen people in Japan tragically lost their lives due to bear encounters. The drones will patrol areas known for bear activity and are equipped with non-lethal spray. The system boasts impressive precision, with the ability to deliver the spray with a 10cm accuracy radius and a range of 1km.
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