Ground drones are not only meant for military use. The dramatic fire that ravaged the Notre-Dame cathedral in Paris, this black Monday 15th of April, gave a fantastic opportunity to demonstrate the invaluable role played by “Colossus”, a 200kg-tracked drone manufactured by the French company Sharks Robotics.
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Sharks Robotics "Colossus", a major technical asset of the Paris fire brigade to fight the fire ravaging the cathedral of Notre-Dame (Picture source: Army Recognition)
Sharks Robotics "Colossus", a major technical asset of the Paris fire brigade to fight the fire ravaging the cathedral of Notre-Dame (Picture source: Army Recognition)
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