There are a lot of interesting problems worth solving in the industry. That's what makes it so exciting! What I'm going to do with this sequence is try and poin

There are a lot of interesting problems worth solving in the industry. That's what makes it so exciting! What I'm going to do with this sequence is try and point out a set of problems that are interesting that aren't being solved. It could be that nobody is working on them because all of my ideas are all really awful, but the hope is that some people may get inspired to tackle some new problems in the space. I'm not going to claim that audio recording is the singularly most important problem to solve (you seem to be implying that's what I was getting at) but it is an interesting/common one and I hadn't seen anyone working on it. There are another dozen of these tee'd up, some of which address the other problems you've listed. It sounds like you have some good opinions about what problems need to be solved! I'd love to see a response with a little bit more meat than an ellipsis. One of the _best_ responses to these will be to find companies already working on these problems, just in secret. For instance, I had someone on Twitter let me know that a company in Hilo, Hawai'i called DroneFlow is actually working on some of these audio issues. I'll be reaching out. :) BTW, researching perching led me to this beautiful thesis - http://groups.csail.mit.edu/locomotion/perching_media/CoryThesis.pdf http://groups.csail.mit.edu/locomotion/perching_media/CoryTh... - what's your take on this contribution to the space?