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To be fair to your parent, the feature is already deployed in popular drones (both dji and 3dr). It's hard to see a market for something already built in for f
by CraigJPerry 11y ago
To be fair to your parent, the feature is already deployed in popular drones (both dji and 3dr).
It's hard to see a market for something already built in for free (airspace restrictions) and anyone familiar with current drones would know this.
- Karunamon 11y agoPerhaps, but with the recent move to classify straight up toys as "drones", those things probably aren't going to have such intelligence built in. There would be value in being able to pull up my phone and find out "Yes, there are no arbitrary restrictions on flying right here".
- CraigJPerry 11y agoIt's already there, i have either my phone or tablet out when i use my 3DR Solo (it displays the video feed). One screen of the app which displays the video feed, is airspace restrictions on a map of the current area (although you can pan and zoom around the world in order to plan future flights too).
- 6stringmerc 11y agoConsidering the cost of both DJI and 3DR and the inevitable down-stream development and access, unless each and every manufacturer is mandated to include "smart" flight restrictions, then I would say the point stands. Making a useful application and product is fun to spit ball. Whizzing out some sanctimonious pontification is feeble.
- nathancahill 11y agoThanks for putting "Intellectual Wannabe Inventor" in your profile, it wasn't clear from that comment.