>and there's a lot of commercial success Yeah and even there, those commercial automatic tracking systems are only meant to follow you mountain biking at 30 k

>and there's a lot of commercial success Yeah and even there, those commercial automatic tracking systems are only meant to follow you mountain biking at 30 kmph, not driving at 10x that speed in your F1 car. F1 themselves use cameras mounted on cables above the track traveling at high speeds for tracking shots. Having drones fly at that speed and accuracy would be a monumental challenge, not to mention super dangerous and expensive if one were to fall down at that speed and hit a car/viewer. It could probably kill someone easily. Hence my point of these having military applications.