The Dubai Municipality in the United Arab Emirates has announced the launch of the "Lifeguard", for the first time in the world, to carry out maritime rescue missions.
She said the rescue of the bird is an unmanned aerial rescue aircraft, adding that its mission is to maintain the safety and safety of public beach users in the emirate.
"It is the world's first of its kind in terms of design and use, providing an integrated system to address the public."
Emirates Airline said the aircraft was capable of responding to mass or solitary drowning, adding that "up to four hoops of rescue buoys are being sunk into the sea."
The "Flying Savior" is made up of a four-fold folding fan known as Octa-X8 capable of carrying an 8 kg load.
The aircraft can be controlled remotely either manually or by setting a specific path for the device and launching it to track it automatically.
