Company Uses Drone for Home Security

[bkushner]

http://cnnmon.ie/2eFvSbP

 

[Monte55]

http://cnnmon.ie/2eFvSbP

Who's flying it and who has los control. I doubt this will make with current laws.

 

[N017RW]

Who's flying it and who has los control. I doubt this will make with current laws.

Good point Monte.

With regards to [the current US laws], the CEO says:
Since a homeowner will use the drone for non-business purposes, Pachikov doesn't think those policies will apply."

"Famous last words"

 

[Trackman1]

Amazon will push this thru and the rest will follow. (my 2 cents)

 

[tml4191]

Saw this on the news here in California...Wait I clicked on your link, and it led me to Dominos' prototype delivery system. NIce...

 

[captainmilehigh]

Plus, the company 'flying' the drone will undoubtedly have to have some type of liability insurance. Rules concerning VLOS and FPV will impact the feasibility of this idea.

Time will tell.


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[N017RW]

Definitely a cool idea... but fixed cameras around the house will serve just as good.

 

[BayouBill]

If they can make it lighter that 0.55 pounds the FAA is not concerned. Great technical challenge!