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Clarity on the rules will be a good thing especially for the DIY/Personal UAV market. There are challenges but I'm hopeful that the strong DIY community can hel
by andymoe 14y ago
Clarity on the rules will be a good thing especially for the DIY/Personal UAV market. There are challenges but I'm hopeful that the strong DIY community can help change the conversation and show the good that the wide spread availability personal UAVs can have for society.
If you are interested in being part of the conversation please check out http://diydrones.com http://diydrones.com and also the next "SF Drones Startup" meetup [1] in San Francisco where we will be discussing Legal issues around UAV operation in the US and around the world.
[1] http://www.meetup.com/SF-Drones-Startup-Meetup http://www.meetup.com/SF-Drones-Startup-Meetup
- DanielBMarkham 14y agoI think its possible to be a huge fan of DIY drones and also to have a healthy respect for the kinds of conversations we're all going to need to be having. Thanks for the link. I'd like to buy a personal drone sometime. Do you know of any good resources for reviews?
- andymoe 14y agoI totally agree. The http://diydrones.com http://diydrones.com site has a lot of good information. There is probably more focus on the 3DRobitics gear since the site is run by its founder Chris Anderson but I think you will be able to find a bunch of really good information to get started. Also, let me take a moment to call out my buddies iPad accessory for use with DIY drones or really anything that talks 900MHz: http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/fighting-walrus-radio http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/fighting-walrus-radio since their project has some of the more popular personal UAVs available as rewards :)