> Doesn't drone refer to an unmanned vehicle? > These vehicles only need the software to be unmanned. Local laws may require these vehicles to be manned. The d

> Doesn't drone refer to an unmanned vehicle? > These vehicles only need the software to be unmanned. Local laws may require these vehicles to be manned. The definition still doesn't fit. "Unmanned" means there is no human on board the vehicle, not that no human is piloting the vehicle. Autonomous flight is a common feature of consumer drones (and some military drones), but it isn't implies by the terms "drone" or "UAV."