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Finland 's FireMan project has developed autonomous drones that can search for forest fires independently.
The drones are equipped with a variety of cameras that detect fire and send a picture of the situation to emergency services.
They can also transmit the image to a cloud server, where it is converted to a map in real time.
The project is funded by the EU 's Recovery and Resilience Facility .
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