A student created a drone that searches for and rescues drowning people

The new development differs from previous prototypes.too expensive and

Rescue equipment is too bulky and cannot be easily loaded onto the back of a rescue ATV or car, much less transported on foot.

Dominic Leatherland, who qualified as a water lifeguard, wanted to develop a smaller, more portable system that could be deployed much faster without special skills.Time is of the essence when someone in the water is in danger.

That's how he created SERVITA, a small, compact drone that flies over dangerous waters.It locates people in distress.It automatically inflates when it hits the water, helping victims stay afloat while waiting for the rescue team.

The proposed design uses technologies such as GPS, a live camera, and two servos that allow the pilot to control the angle of the camera.

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