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University of Surrey to build new kite-flying robots to monitor greenhouse gas emissions

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The University of Surrey is developing innovative kite-flying robots to monitor greenhouse gas emissions, funded by a £620,000 government grant. These robots, equipped with new lightweight wireless gas sensors, will fly on helium kites to monitor emissions and their directions. The project aims to provide a more accurate, affordable way to track emissions, particularly from sources like wastewater treatment systems. This could significantly contribute to the UK's net zero goals by offering real-world data for better environmental management. 

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The University of Surrey has received a £620,000 government grant, to develop new, lightweight wireless gas sensors. These will be attached to helium kites and flown by an autonomous robot - a combination researchers hope will be able to monitor emissions.
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