Seneca says its drones can fight fighters autonomously.
Credit: Seneca
Seneca, a startup developing firefighting drones, raised a $60 million venture capital round to increase production of its UAV and ship-first units for use in the 2026 firefighting season. The company’s oversized, electric-powered quadcopters carry about 100 lb. (45 kg) of fire-retardant foam and...
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