IAEA, Fukushima develop unmanned helicopter to map radiation

IAEA, Fukushima develop unmanned helicopter to map radiation

VIENNA, Austria - An unmanned helicopter developed jointly by the International Atomic Energy Agency and Fukushima Prefecture, equipped with a camera as well as devices for measuring and mapping radiation, is demonstrated on Sept. 25, 2014, on the premises of the United Nations office in Vienna. (Kyodo)

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