re: #157 ObserverArt

A buddy of mine is a dog trainer/exerciser. He was at a park on the northwest side of Columbus working with a young lab.

He said there were two guys in the park with drones and a bunch of equipment. It appeared to him like the one guy was showing the other how to fly a drone and use the equipment. Sounded like it was a heck of a setup. They even appeared to have stands with Ipads or the like so that they could fly and view the camera on the drone.

My friend said the guy learning was all out of control at times and was a danger to the people in the park.

The fact that the guys didn’t seem to think of the fact there were other people around and to maybe take their stuff somewhere else got us to talking about all the laws that are going to have to come with drone technology.

You’d think people would think of some of the negatives, but no…too into the toy and fashion of the new thing. So, legislatures have to fix it and when they do comes all the bitching about being unfair, heavy-handed, hurting new businesses, etc.

How long before there are drone zones and levels of licensing? Not long…

I’ve got one word for you—falconry.