Prodrone, a Japan-based drone company, has launched a clawed drone that will allow users to handle objects and carry out manual tasks. The company says the claw is designed for use in construction or as part of an industrial robot arm. Trouble viewing the video? Prodrone CEO Masakazu Kono stated that he's focused on developing “task-oriented drones” to be able to cut cables, turn dials and switches as well as retrieve hazardous materials among other tasks.
Prodrone, a Japan-based drone company, has launched a clawed drone that will allow users to handle objects and carry out manual tasks. The company says the claw is designed for use in construction or as part of an industrial robot arm. Prodrone CEO Masakazu Kono stated that he's focused on developing “task-oriented drones” to be able to cut cables, turn dials and switches as well as retrieve hazardous materials among other tasks.