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that looks chilly. it certainly does. but how could drones help rescue swimmers in distress? lj takes the plunge to find out. and then from cold and wet to hot and dry. laura checks out the ai watching for wildfires. the alert's come through. i didn't even notice that, but the camera did. as cars get ever more powerful and ever more numerous, the quest for road safety is an ongoing battle. some cities, like london, have introduced congestion zones, which reduce the amount of traffic and make things safer for pedestrians, but there's also research, of course, going into how to protect...

against danger and disaster. shona is in sweden to put the first average female crash test dummies through their paces. whoa! 0k! i'm ready to be rescued right now! that looks chilly. it certainly does. but how could drones help rescue swimmers in distress? lj takes the plunge to find out. and then from cold and wet to hot and dry. laura checks out the ai watching for wildfires. the alert's come through. i didn't even notice that, but the camera did. as cars get ever more powerful and ever more numerous, the quest for road safety is an ongoing battle. some cities, like london, have i...

First of all, there is prevention, and that's identifying parts of the landscape that are most at risk from fires. we model fires on the landscape using computers, we drop ignitions onto simulations and look at where the fire might spread. that is one key, kind of, tool in our toolbox. another one is being prepared, so apart from prevention, we can prepare. but could technology help to catch wildfires before they take hold ? we've come to the bayes centre at edinburgh university to find out, and to do that, we need to go up. andre chung is ceo of robotics cats. they've developed ai detection s...

Andre chung is ceo of robotics cats. they've developed ai detection systems trained to spot the early signs of wildfires. in most part of the world, the firefighter have a really challenging job. they don't have enough resources, to have enough first—responder firefighters to put out the fires. if they can find the fire earlier, it use less resources to control them. that's a critical point. using cameras in itself is not new but currently many systems rely on manualjudgement. what robotics cats have done is teach the al to recognise the signs of fire far earlier. so, obviously we don't have...

That is one key, kind of, tool in our toolbox. another one is being prepared, so apart from prevention, we can prepare. but could technology help to catch wildfires before they take hold? we've come to the bayes centre at edinburgh university to find out, and to do that, we need to go up. andre chung is ceo of robotics cats. they've developed ai detection systems trained to spot the early signs of wildfires. in most part of the world, the firefighter have a really challenging job. they don't have enough resources, to have enough first—responder firefighters to put out the fires. if they can ...