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diff --git a/drone-article.txt b/drone-article.txt index b5a2053..f2d3126 100644 --- a/drone-article.txt +++ b/drone-article.txt @@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ As good as some of the waypoints tools and following software is, from what I've While the dream of a delivery drone for every business will likely be crushed by government regulations, if the current pace of innovation continues, the technology will be there very soon. -That's great news for professionals working with drones. Frank Kivo, a videographer with [Concierge Auctions](http://www.conciergeauctions.com/), which frequently uses drones for real estate photography and videos, tells Wired that "these automated and new system implementations are extremely helpful and useful, depending on the industry you're working in". Kivo's work sometimes involves filming large parcels of land, which can be automated by programing in waypoints ahead of time. Waypoints can also be useful for even larger scale land surveys such as scouting oil rig locations, data transfer (like retrieving images from a remote wildlife cam) and even search and rescue efforts. +That's great news for professionals working with drones. Frank Kivo, a videographer with [Concierge Auctions](http://www.conciergeauctions.com/), which frequently uses drones for real estate photography and video, tells Wired that "these automated and new system implementations are extremely helpful and useful, depending on the industry you're working in". Kivo's work sometimes involves filming large parcels of land, which can be automated by programing in waypoints ahead of time. Waypoints can also be useful for even larger scale land surveys such as scouting oil rig locations, data transfer (like retrieving images from a remote wildlife cam) and even search and rescue efforts. Others are less sold on the automation. Mike Lord of [Barrelman Productions](http://www.barrelmanproductions.com/) tells Wired that, for photography at least, "nothing is ever going to be able to tell you what things looks like when you're up there, so you don't know what the interesting shot is going to be until you're actually flying." |