article_snippet: A British company has invented the world's first lifeguard drone - which could soon replace the human lifesavers on a beach near you.
article_snippet: The drones, carrying cameras and rubber rings, can be sent out by lifeguards from the shore, and can allegedly rescue drowning holiday makers quicker than humans, who'd have to battle through the waves.
article_snippet: Complete with lights and thermal cameras for night rescues, Drones could appear on holiday beaches in time for summer, even aiding with rescues of ships and yachts in trouble. '
article_snippet: Drones can reach people stranded at sea far quicker than lifeguards and can deploy three buoyancy aids in one flight.' Rigi and Rigi business partner partner Amir Taheri, 27, hope that one day Drones will be stationed on floating platforms where Drones can be charged from solar energy.
article_snippet: Drones can reach people  far quicker than lifeguards and can deploy three buoyancy aids in one flight . '
article_snippet: But Drones range and height can spot a drowning person, which is really helpful for ships.
article_snippet: Eventually Drones may be stationed on floating platforms where Drones can be charged from solar energy . '
article_snippet: Charlie Johnstone, a surfer who works in Porthtowan, said: 'I'm not sure how Charlie Johnstone, a surfer who works in Porthtowan're going to be programmed and how the drones would react to different people.
highlights_snippet: British company invents a drone to rescue holiday makers in trouble .
  
highlights_snippet: Drones carry rubber rings and are sent out from the shore to swimmers .