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This week, BurnBot had an amazing opportunity to test and demonstrate the capabilities of our new BurnBot RX2 prescribed fire platform with Pacific Gas and Electric Company and the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (CAL FIRE). Since the RX2 prescribed fire machine creates little, if any, smoke - It allows for applying “good fire” to some of the most technical and complex areas, like critical infrastructure and transmission lines… A huge thank you goes out to all of those who made this demonstration happen! Check out the article below for the full scoop: https://lnkd.in/gDvSv3Fg

At BurnBot, prescribed fire and wildfire mitigation is at the core of our mission, our team, and the landscapes & communities impacted by destructive wildfires… Our tech and our team is out there reducing wildfire risks, one prescribed fire and fuels treatment at a time! As featured in @Bloomberg by @Coco Liu, we're proving that sometimes, the safest way forward is to fight fire with fire. Catch the full story here: https://lnkd.in/grRPekRj Thank you for the wonderful article Coco Liu! 🙏

110% facts - There is no "silver bullet" for returning good fire to the lands... However, we intend to help enable as many acres as possible to get those acres back into a state where they are "ready" for the implementation of good fire!

Honored to be a part of such an important study to eradicate invasive weeds! Thank you Stanford University! https://lnkd.in/g2miiTmX

We loved being able to come to Tahoe and being able to do some hazardous fuels reduction work! Thanks!!! Amy Berry

Today we highlight the profound connection between the Hoopa Valley people and their ancestral land management practices in this mini doc and delve into the essential role of controlled burning and forest stewardship in preventing catastrophic wildfires and sustaining cultural traditions in Hoopa Valley. This transformative partnership between the Hoopa People, Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation and BurnBot, Inc. is one example of how technology and philanthropy unite with traditional wisdom to rejuvenate 60 acres of Hoopa Valley land through sustainable land management, allowing for the safe reintroduction of cultural burning practices and prescribed fire. We are absolutely honored to be a part of this project to assist with the reintroduction of cultural fire in such an important place! Thank you!