Introduction to Drone Tech v.1.2

Introduction to Drone Tech v.1.2

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  The engineering materialsused to build the drone are highly complex composites designed to absorb vibration, which decrease the sound produced. These materials are very light weight.
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  FPV means “FirstPerson View”. A video camera is mounted on the unmanned aerial vehicle and this camera broadcasts the live video to the pilot on the ground. The ground pilot is flying the aircraft as if they were on-board the aircraft instead of looking at the aircraft from the pilot’s actual ground position.
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  Microsoft- DJI: - WindowsSDK allows applications to be written for Windows 10 PCs that control DJI drones. - The SDK will also allow the Windows developer community to integrate and control third-party payloads like multispectral sensors, robotic components like custom actuators, and more, exponentially increasing the ways drones can be used in the enterprise. Microsoft-Airmap: - With AirMap’s airspace management platform running on Microsoft Azure, the two companies are delivering a platform that will allow state and local authorities to authorize drone flights and enforce local rules and restrictions on how and when they can be operated. Their solution also enables companies to ensure that compliance and security are a core part of their enterprise workflows that incorporate drones.
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  #2 Drones asa Delivery mechanism : https://www.wsj.com/articles/amazon-gets-u-s-approval-for-drone-fleet-a-package-delivery-milestone-11598913514
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  Who are thekey companies, start-ups in this space ?
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  So the Dronesare an answer, but what is the question…
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  Drone Bad Actors
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  https://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-drone-incidents-20151007-story.html
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  https://www.cbsnews.com/news/drone-crash-lands-white-house/
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