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The robot spews water from its body, resembling how dragons are depicted spouting fire from their mouths in movies and books.

Osaka, Japan (SPX) Dec 22, 2023 - Imagine a flying dragon that doesnt spout fire, but instead extinguishes it with blasts of water. Thanks to a team of Japanese researchers, this new kind of beast may soon be recruited to firefight

Researchers in Japan are working on a remote-controlled firehose that ‘flies’ by shooting jets of water out at the ground to propel itself through the air. They’re calling the experiment the ‘Dragon Firefighter.

Year-end surveys continue to be released by the nation's ever-vigilant pollsters. One has some promising news for former President Donald Trump. "Trump holds a commanding lead in the GOP primary," declared Rasmussen Reports, offering some new numbers in a brief report released Tuesday.

Researchers have developed a ‘flying dragon’ robot to fight fires from a distance. These flying firefighter robots can be ready for real-world use in the next decade.

The state-of-the-art 13-foot-long robotic dragon that spouts water rather than flames.

The robots blueprint is available for everyone to see, which means it could eventually join real-life firefighter teams.

Imagine a flying dragon that doesn’t spout fire, but instead extinguishes it with blasts of water. Thanks to a team of Japanese researchers, this new kind of beast may soon be recruited to firefighter teams around the world, to help put out fires that are too dangerous for their human teammates to approach. The blueprint…

The state-of-the-art 13-foot-long robotic dragon that spouts water rather than flames.

<p><em>Researchers have developed the Dragon Firefighter, a flying firehose that can aid human firefighters to put out the most dangerous fires. Because the design is Open Science, researchers around the world can use these plans to build their own Dragon Firefighters. The authors expect that real-world applications will be possible within a decade.</em></p>