The Feuxzy drone fights forest fires with sonic waves - Yanko Design

Feuxzy makes a case for the use of drones in swift-activeness danger-scenarios where human life is much likewise precious. Designed to monitor park, forest, and forests, the Feuxzy is shaped like a saucer and comes congenital with chemical sensors, thermal sensors, thermal cameras and AI that help information technology notice wood fires. Likewise congenital into the Feuxzy is a sonic burn extinguisher that shoot beams of low-frequency bass sounds between 30 and 60 Hz to disrupt the air effectually the fire, sending pressure through the air molecules to remove the oxygen from it and causing the fire to die down. Congenital with equally many equally 5 of these sonic extinguishers, Feuxzy can travel right into the middle of woods fires, fighting the flames from all sides, rather than working only at the periphery, the way a human firefighter would do.

Feuxzy measures 20 inches in diameter and 12 inches thick. Its shell is made out of composites and its energy source comes from ion lithium batteries (or a fuel jail cell) that ability an electric turbofan located at its center. Information technology isn't clear how these batteries will fare in high-temperature scenarios, but I'1000 sure there's always a design or technology fix that can help these conceptual drones become a fire-fighting reality. Feuxzy's roles aren't, however, limited to just fire-fighting. They can patrol these big expanses of land, monitoring the flora and fauna as well as working to track down missing people.

Designers: Martin Rico & Adolfo Esquivel (Imaginactive)