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Huh? What makes you think criminals will be sure to use a drone with such an ID system? There are no unique parts to a drone. Other than the motor controller an
by deelowe 12y ago
Huh? What makes you think criminals will be sure to use a drone with such an ID system? There are no unique parts to a drone. Other than the motor controller and motors, it's mostly cellphone parts. Motors and controller have several other applications.
- Drakim 12y agoDrones that fail to ID themselves will be shot down on sight.
- yeahsure 12y agoYou could always spoof the ID so that kinda defeats the purpose.
- deleted 12y ago[deleted]
- drewbug 12y agoMaybe have each drone regularly broadcast their GPS's most recent NMEA sentence (latitude, longitude, timestamp, altitude, etc.) signed with their public key? That's what came up with after thinking about it for a bit. There's probably a better solution out there.
- Drakim 12y agoPretty sure we have solved this problem, since we use HTTPS
- baddox 12y agoThus guaranteeing that unregistered drones are dangerous.
- dzhiurgis 12y agoWho cares? Are you suggesting setting up an agency that monitors 'airspace' (I wouldn't call area 20 meters above ground an airspace)? I don't want my drone to be seen at the moment of crime anyway. Don't like drone in front of you? Accidentally throw a piece of string on it.