In the UK I think that if you fly a remote control aircraft through a video feed rather than through line of sight then you need a pilots licence and then norma

In the UK I think that if you fly a remote control aircraft through a video feed rather than through line of sight then you need a pilots licence and then normal flying rules apply. Banning new classes of flying things is hardly neccessary when you have a licencing and training regime readily available with a century of experience in dealing with airbourne vehicles.