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Do all countries have similar regulations?

• asynchronous13 15y ago
  No, I've operated UAS in Norway with blessings from their Government.
  • lwat 15y ago
    Commercially?
    • asynchronous13 15y ago
      Yes. We were filming a snowboard competition.
      • trafficlight 15y ago
        What kind of cameras did you use? Was it a live stream?
        • asynchronous13 15y ago
          We had standard def camera live streaming video via an L3 video transmitter. Also had an HD camera that recorded to onboard media.
          • michael_dorfman 15y ago
            I know of someone (here in Norway) trying to build up a business doing precisely this (filming things, such as snowboard and ski events) via a remote-controlled helicopter. It sounds like a cool project.
• sehugg 15y ago
  I read an article about the U.K. testing the waters with looser regs: http://spectrum.ieee.org/automaton/robotics/military-robots/wales-gets-dedicated-uav-airport-leaves-us-in-the-dust http://spectrum.ieee.org/automaton/robotics/military-robots/...
  • 7952 15y ago
    http://www.microdrones.co.uk/ http://www.microdrones.co.uk/.
• ajasmin 15y ago
  Does anyone know if something like this would be legal in Canada? That seems like a really cool startup idea.