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Originally Posted by Gravdigr
I've seen video of chopper blades in tight spots take out a fair-sized tree limb without so much as a blink, and keep on choppering, I have a hard time believing your average drone would bother one.
Now, if you hit one in a plane, going, say, 300+mph...
...you're gonna have a bad time.
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Yea but you know how these things are - regulations are more likely to be sparked by the chopper's insurance policy then by what's possible.
We need a system to create no fly zones on the fly...
Which shouldn't be that difficult, the current drone boom is still young and the industry is in the stage of increasing the size of the pie more then competing for the size of their slice. If we want any kind of standardization, This is probably the best time to do it, and it could help ease the minds and gain some points with the FAA, which could be useful for the drone industry in the long term.