Just a big ole Drone.

[Julius13]

Has anyone seen this? If so, what's your take on how this will affect our industry.

https://www.architectmagazine.com/t...)&he=dfdfe83c851e4bbfc08774fc1ea4a426923d6fc6

 

[Outta Control]

If it carries a human being, it is not a drone.

 

[Julius13]

The point of the post is not to debate whether it’s a DRONE but it’s yet another aerial vehicle for the FAA to regulate. With these “Non DRONES” cluttering urban areas it is going to get tougher and more restrictive as to how high or where UAS “DRONES” can operate.

So LTFU.

 

[Moosewax]

The point of the post is not to debate whether it’s a DRONE but it’s yet another aerial vehicle for the FAA to regulate. With these “Non DRONES” cluttering urban areas it is going to get tougher and more restrictive as to how high or where UAS “DRONES” can operate.

So LTFU.

Depending on who you believe ther Urban Air Mobility stuff is easily 5-10 years away from widespread adoption in the USA. Assuming that a universal traffic management scheme has been put in place by then that includes drones hopefully it will have minimal impact.

For now theveffect seems to be some of the Venture Capital money that was pouring into drones over the last 4 years is being siphoned into air taxi Jetsons schemes. Plus its engaging the media hypetrain so less articles about useless crap like drone burrito delivery, although it never fails to pop up still from time to time