seignet posted:I've had some interest in this technology, particularly for uses in Guyana. Was aiming for visuals of large acreages of crops, hoping to plant.
When you say, "useful in Guyana", what applications you have in mind?
Too many to think of. It is an emerging search and rescue product. It can be used in medical emergency to quickly supply life saving medicines like anti venom etc. Heavy lift ones will be necessary in the oil industry and as air ambulances for rapid evac of critically injured. Agriculture has a thousand uses and cops can use it to track thieves. Used in special intelligent modes they can be a ceaseless patrol of specific areas. They can rapidly lay down a communication link. It is a technology that will easily penetrate all sorts of markets and like the internet it will become transparent and low cost with time. Every one of these little machines can be scaled up. Tesla batteries can power a car for 300 miles. The same can power a similar sized drone for 500. It will be driven by design and materials technology. Control programming is also going to easy to design as an android app using a variety of tools