Posted On: 11/21/2015 12:45:51 PM
Post# of 11107
One operator & over a Dozen drones
All with pro-droppers in flight and programmed to keep about 5 feet away from each other while flying. Just like a flock of ducks following the lead drone.
How do you fight something like that coming at you.
It's like little Mosquito's the only thing you could do is find the leader drone. and good luck with that. if you do hit it then they all still rain down on you with what ever they wanted to drop on you.
And our Pro-dropper can carry 4 different payloads each. OUCH!
I'm willing to bet our Military will be real concerned about where and who this technology ends up with.
I don't see it just going away. The FAA and Military both need some control over this product.
And if we don't take control of it now..... I'm willing to bet someone else will.
I think in today's world someone like Mike Elliot would be a proper fit as CEO and keeping Drone services public is best for all concerned.
Think about this.
All with pro-droppers in flight and programmed to keep about 5 feet away from each other while flying. Just like a flock of ducks following the lead drone.
How do you fight something like that coming at you.
It's like little Mosquito's the only thing you could do is find the leader drone. and good luck with that. if you do hit it then they all still rain down on you with what ever they wanted to drop on you.
And our Pro-dropper can carry 4 different payloads each. OUCH!
I'm willing to bet our Military will be real concerned about where and who this technology ends up with.
I don't see it just going away. The FAA and Military both need some control over this product.
And if we don't take control of it now..... I'm willing to bet someone else will.
I think in today's world someone like Mike Elliot would be a proper fit as CEO and keeping Drone services public is best for all concerned.
Think about this.
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