Drones in use for high rise fire, don't know where

[raybrag]

Thought this was interesting, found it on Facebook (so it must be real, right?). Have no idea where it was taken. They appear to be using foam of some sort . . . anybody know more about it?

 

[stoegermair]

maybe CAFS -compressed air foam system

I´ve never seen before a drone pulling up a hoseline ten floors up. But the only way i think that can be able is with compressed air.

 

[RCL]

Not sure either, but after a google search I'm suspecting China. I do have several questions about how they are accomplishing that.

I did find this however.

Walkera WK1900 Firefighting Drones

Introducing the Heavy Load, High Altitude, BVR Firefighting Drone - the ultimate solution for effective aerial firefighting. Designed specifically for demanding fire suppression operations, this advanced four-axis extinguishing UAV offers a range of unparalleled features.

www.wellbots.com

 

[RCL]

Thought this was interesting, found it on Facebook (so it must be real, right?). Have no idea where it was taken. They appear to be using foam of some sort . . . anybody know more about it?

I think this may be the same.drone