Use pigeons to track pollution

Each bird will be worn on a special backpack, which contains a GPS satellite receiver, air pollution sensors and a mobile phone.
Air quality data will be sent automatically by text message to a special blog on the Internet, while images are transmitted from above through a tiny video camera worn in the chest of birds. These birds will be released into the sky to perform the task on August 5-8.
THANH TRUC
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