Here ya go New York.

dirkclod · Dec 23, 2019

NYC Lawmakers Pushing To Overturn 1948 Law, Allow Drones To Do Building Inspections

City officials are backing a plan to allow drones to inspect buildings. The move comes after an architect was tragically killed last week by falling facade from a building in Midtown.

newyork.cbslocal.com

BigAl07 · Dec 23, 2019

Does anyone else see the irony of the accident that lead to this new endeavor?

An Architect was struck by an Architectural Detail that fell upon and crushed her. Not funny but eerily ironic none the less.

LUIS MARTINEZ · Dec 23, 2019

BigAl07 said:
Does anyone else see the irony of the accident that lead to this new endeavor?

An Architect was struck by an Architectural Detail that fell upon and crushed her. Not funny but eerily ironic none the less.

IRON-IC...

2edgesword · Dec 24, 2019

I saw this in another thread somewhere and it lead to a discussion of the major hoops you'd have to jump through to get a contract to do the work. This isn't going to be something done by your part-time 107 drone pilot.

Free2Fly · Dec 30, 2019

They don't let draftsmen make engineering plans without professional oversight. There are very good reasons to have experienced "hoop jumpers" involved with building projects. Just my thoughts on the matter, for what it's worth.