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I get where you are coming from, but this is an non-factor. Drones can be built to be very safe with jet-engine like enclosures.
by screye 8y ago
I get where you are coming from, but this is an non-factor.
Drones can be built to be very safe with jet-engine like enclosures.
Also, Their power will mostly likely be nowhere enough to cause significant damage to a human.
A heavy object falling on a head and causing real damage.... now that's a more likely event.
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If drones are sufficiently regulated :
1. Can't fly over private property, regions with many kids.
2. Prefer to be flown above roads
3. Drone owner liable for damages
Then I can see them being a great replacement humans in food delivery.
I don't think they will be louder than a car or a motor-bike any way.
- vkou 8y ago> 1. Can't fly over private property, regions with many kids. Most private property has much lower persons/square meter then public property. If a drone falling out of the sky is a factor, I'd much rather see it happen into a back yard, or onto a rooftop, as opposed to a city street.
- ghaff 8y agoIf drones raining down on public property is an issue I would certainly hope that shifting that and other costs to private property is not considered remotely acceptable.