Rotor Technologies wants to apply its autonomous flight control system to firefighting.
Credit: Rotor Technologies
Rotor Technologies’ autonomous Robinson R22 helicopter prototype, dubbed Birdy McBirdface, made its first flight on Dec. 2 from an FAA UAV test site in New York. The startup aims to develop a helicopter that could be initially used for aerial firefighting and later for other industries, including...
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