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May netizens applaud the out-of-the-box solution of the City of Pasig with disinfecting the streets against the coronavirus (SARs-COV-2). These drones cost around Php1 million each and have been deployed earlier today.
Watch the video below to see how it works.
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what a waste of taxpayers money! hayz
Saying pear hahaha, an sales talk Lang mag to!
What a waste of money. Mas effective ang firetrucks mag spray
I dont think its practical, a simple sprayer is enough, i thought it would fly high and cover a large area
Thus is almost laughable. flying 1-2 meters off-ground, spraying the street, flight time of 10-15mins, 3 hours charging time, can carry 3-4 Liters of Disinfectant, moving propabably at 0.5 meters per second. talk about the most expensive but most inefficient solution.
i dont get it, why spend 1M each for a drone that will fly at 1m high with very little tank capacity. instead, they should have bought those manual sprayer or motorized that has capacity atleast 15liters, can spray difficult areas and no crash which will cost alot if damage.
ginaya nila yung sa china since ginamit din nila drones dun lalo na sa mga hospital and commercial area. hindi effective dito satin since puro poste at daming wires
expensive, time-consuming and impractical.
Pasikat lang.