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Minn. researchers test smoke-sensing drones and AI to help fight wildfires

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University of Minnesota researchers flew autonomous, student-built drones to sample and analyze smoke plumes to help firefighters predict spread, improve tactics and manage prescribed burns
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Minn. researchers test smoke-sensing drones and AI to help fight wildfires

University of Minnesota researchers flew autonomous, student-built drones to sample and analyze smoke plumes to help firefighters predict spread, improve tactics and manage prescribed burns

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firerescue1.com broke the news in on Saturday, November 15, 2025.
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