@tlensnap: Power lines coated in thick ice can buckle under the immense extra weight, putting entire sections of the grid at risk. To tackle this challenge, engineers have developed a flying de-icing robot that removes ice directly from high-voltage transmission lines using rotating blades and vibration technology. Instead of sending crews into dangerous freezing conditions high above the ground, the drone completes the task faster, more safely, and with remarkable precision. Even more impressive, the system can automatically detect power lines and continue operating in harsh conditions such as fog and snowfall. It's a powerful example of how robotics and advanced engineering are making critical infrastructure maintenance safer, smarter, and more efficient. #robotics #engineering #drones #innovation #technology

Drakester :

isn't there a faster way. this is so slow.

Jimmy Quek :

👏👏👏wow amazing china

user5757417263579 :

what happened if no remove that ice ?

DE :

China 💪❤️💪

Deon Benjamin :

why

taqiisme.a :

why dont just use plastic like usual safety wire?

found Alien RADIO SIGNAL 60Hz :

Magnet wire in space

ωαιƒυ нυηтєя :

what about high frequency vibration

Yhjewellers :

🕊️🤍

Sabin Constantin :

waw

jackcloud :

belum kepikiran sama negara Indonesia, negaranya cmn mikirin apa yg bisa bikin diri pribadi dan keluarga nya kaya aja

Charlie 🌠 :

bbc:but at what cost.

JamesAndrew🐰 :

How are you Philippines??🤣🤣🤣

Alex tanha 🥀 :

Raphael#kavegas :

iets voor de NS , met hun bovenkabeltjes altyd.🤔

00:01 am :

@Khaaai

CARAC :

🔥🔥🔥

Seputar Kampus Impian :

While people in Indonesia are busy staging protests over diplomas and the Free Nutritious Meal (MBG) program—driven by the prospect of Soros-funded payouts to incite unrest—religious figures are busy deflowering their students under the guise of religion.