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FAA (USA) new proposed rules for UAV Remote-ID and location
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<blockquote data-quote="I B Spectre" data-source="post: 107886" data-attributes="member: 18605"><p>Good one, Snoopy, I am encouraged by the "DJI said it would roll out its Remote ID capabilities once its obligations were more clear. It could apply the changes to drone models dating back “several years”, it said". Hopefully that will include the Spark.</p><p></p><p>I know big business is always trying to elbow their way to the bar, but the biggest concern expressed by governments worldwide is for airspace security. Major airport shutdowns got everyone's attention and ISIS video of showing off-the-shelf drones targeting vehicles and dropping IEDs on them sounded the alarm. All it took was a couple of boneheads ignoring the temporary no-fly zones during the California fires to halt firefighting efforts further jeopardizing life and property. The authorities want and need the ability to identify and locate bad actors. I am not comfortable with just anybody with a cell phone being able to locate me. That should be exclusive to authorities with a need to know only.</p><p></p><p>Deliveries by drone are likely to come, but as to whether the public will embrace that is unclear. People already have a problem with porch pirates and drones will not fix that, plus they're noisy. Wait until the news shows a few autonomous delivery drone crashes resulting in property damage or injury.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="I B Spectre, post: 107886, member: 18605"] Good one, Snoopy, I am encouraged by the "DJI said it would roll out its Remote ID capabilities once its obligations were more clear. It could apply the changes to drone models dating back “several years”, it said". Hopefully that will include the Spark. I know big business is always trying to elbow their way to the bar, but the biggest concern expressed by governments worldwide is for airspace security. Major airport shutdowns got everyone's attention and ISIS video of showing off-the-shelf drones targeting vehicles and dropping IEDs on them sounded the alarm. All it took was a couple of boneheads ignoring the temporary no-fly zones during the California fires to halt firefighting efforts further jeopardizing life and property. The authorities want and need the ability to identify and locate bad actors. I am not comfortable with just anybody with a cell phone being able to locate me. That should be exclusive to authorities with a need to know only. Deliveries by drone are likely to come, but as to whether the public will embrace that is unclear. People already have a problem with porch pirates and drones will not fix that, plus they're noisy. Wait until the news shows a few autonomous delivery drone crashes resulting in property damage or injury. [/QUOTE]
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