Why We Need Counter-Drone Tech Now More Than Ever

[@CNBC]

What level of regulation is appropriate for drones? Should regulation be handled privately or publicly?

[@BashirKhan-vs2hc]

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[@ankeu.a.wallace]

Thank you !!! Been worried...😳 Glad y'all will be paying attention !!!

[@Troph2]

A simple, fast flying, RC airplane (40-year-old tech) could get around all of this.

[@macberry4048]

People just can't have nice things

[@JustAGenericGamer]

The biggest issue is educating drone pilots to fly responsibly. When you have 2.8 million registered drone users, very few of those remote pilots actually have certification from the FAA (Part 107) which includes basic piloting skills necessary to navigate US air space. There were only 100,000 Part 107 certified pilots in late 2018. I do not anticipate that number rising dramatically as classes to pass the Part 107 are usually anywhere between 300-1000 depending on where and class type (online, physical). Most of these drones are flown as "hobby" aircraft. So they do not need to pass any sort of training or certification/test. They only need to abide by the basic rules the FAA applied to them (400m max height, line of sight, air space restrictions). The introduction of drones has radically changed cinematography in ways never seen before. We can now reliably get cheap overhead footage even with some of the best cameras in the world, helicopter cinematographers hate us because they are losing jobs left and right to drone pilots. Why should a news agency pay a pilot thousands per session when they can simply train an employee to fly one of these aircraft (which are stupidly easy to use, they basically fly themselves now)? Why would a filming company pay hundreds of thousands for expensive aircraft when a drone can still get the high speed shots no problem? Many drones are capable of 45-60+ MPH now, especially industrial drones used for cinematography. What needs to happen is that ALL remote pilots should be required to pass the Part 107 test before flying. And stores should not be allowed to see micro drones over the counter. Ever seen what happens when a GEnx engine intakes a small drone? Now imagine what would happen of an untrained and incompetent pilot flew too close to an airport and didn't realize he was violating air space and not communicating with tower? Drones are just as dangerous in the air as a vehicle speeding on the freeway is, if not more so.

[@kayrosis5523]

Airports should probably employ small AA batteries, to be able to take down anything in restricted airspace, Stadiums and concerts should probably employ at least one drone of their own to capture anything overhead. The only thing that stops a bad guy with a drone, is honestly probably a good guy with a drone. Welcome to the future.

[@cesarcueto1995]

Good call

[@Hadrian1776-f2t]

I think if a drone is flying over your property you should have the right to shoot them down

[@Markcool2011]

If an airplane is flying over your property you have the right to shoot it down? I don’t think so.

[@Infinitexz]

That’s not how it works. You’ll get in trouble if you do.

[@ernestochavez5106]

William Flores what about the bullet which comes back down? I don’t want your bullet to fly over or on to my property. I should have the right to shoot your bullet flying over my properties.

[@mikkokivisto4414]

@@Markcool2011 I don't think you can own airspace, no matter how much it's your "property".

[@devbali-q6f]

That’s the American way!

[@carlosdenevier9538]

"Why We Need Counter-Drone Tech Now More Than Ever" >>> because of police drones against free citizens! that's why.

[@chirone00]

They should put signal jammers on commercial airlines.

[@hbarudi]

Wish more people can simply keep a distance between the small flying things and the large human carrying flying things. Airports are the only place where small flying things are a problem especially if they cause more damage to an aircraft than the small flying thing itself is worth and aircraft needing costly service every time it lands to a gate and if hit upon takeoff, the flight safety as a whole is in danger of taking damage and need a costly diversion. Also fly those things in open areas and avoid going over other people's houses.

[@InvestingBookSummaries]

Jeez, so many drones.

[@WyvernApalis]

They just need to have registration and better regulation with the help of governments, and require licences before buying

[@nicK78]

can people use this kind of counter drone system personally in US or EU?

[@ctrsairspacetechnologyjian9633]

We can solve the problem. CTRS Loading specialized on development of counter uavs.

[@Tasos04252]

Shotguns with buckshot shells🗿

[@jrummyjs]

Shooting a drone out of the sky is a federal crime.

[@terjeoseberg990]

Do criminals care?

[@外舞时缨]

there are drones mod to operate on 3g networks, how are you going to block that?

[@abitofmymind]

Just get a licence and register serial numbers.. easy

[@dnzrdm]

1:50 whats going on with that hair?

[@phillipnguyen7877]

taking down drones with drones? that doesn't feel right.

[@terjeoseberg990]

Drone against drone. Which drone wins?

[@harleyme3163]

privately.. if they dont deal with it. we will. see a drone doing conspicuous deeds... shoot it outta the air with a cheap airgun... only when ppl learn from losing money on the drone will they stop. simple.. the wont be able to afford to buy another one. JUSTICE

[@ReevansElectro]

"It's public knowledge that drones are dangerous." This is another way of saying that people are scared of the unknown and that there are no facts to substantiate that fear. There are far more bird strikes than drone strikes by an infinite multiple because there are no known drone strikes and thousands of bird strikes. This whole video is just fearmongering by people who know nothing about aviation or drones. I am a commercial multi-engine commercial pilot and a model radio control plane enthusiast. I know both sides of the issue.

[@yelectric1893]

Its not unknown that drones are now a risk-free delivery method. They're open sourced cruise missiles that are easier to use than ever. You dont need to gas up a engine and monitor it a mile away, you just plug it into a wall a day before and watch the TV as guidance.

[@Frank-hv7xj]

For an average citizen we already have defense against drones, It's called a gun. Drones are simply target practice.

[@Quantum-Bullet]

Frank 5599 in the US that is then. But what if they move, and are 200m up in the sky?

[@baalangankreatif690]

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[@Izreal-Zeus]

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Prince Philipp von und zu Liechtenstein Hambros Bank Ltd., London, UK Banque Rothschild, Paris, France 1979 - 1981 Chairman of the Supervisory Board of Liechtensteinische Landesbank, Vaduz 1981 - 1998 Member of the Board of Directors of LGT Bank in Liechtenstein, Vaduz 1990 - 2001 Chairman of the Board of Directors of Liechtenstein Global Trust, Vaduz 1998 - April 2006 Chairman of the Board of Directors of LGT Bank in Liechtenstein, Vaduz 1999 - April 2006 Chairman of the Board of Directors of LGT Capital Management, Vaduz 2001 - April 2006 Chairman of the LGT Group Executive Committee www.lgt.com/en/about-us/company-profile/facts-and-figures/ Assets under management CHF 201.8 billion Total assets CHF 41.9 billion Group profit CHF 283.4 million en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prince_Joseph_Wenzel_of_Liechtenstein Prince Joseph Wenzel of Liechtenstein, Count Rietberg (German: Joseph Wenzel Maximilian Maria von und zu Liechtenstein; born 24 May 1995) is the eldest child of Prince Alois of Liechtenstein, the Regent and Hereditary Prince of Liechtenstein, and his wife Princess Sophie of Bavaria translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=it&u=www.iltempo.it/cronache/2015/05/08/news/evasione-e-nobilta-chigi-a-giudizio-975923/&prev=search In that case it was a presumed evasion of € 30.5 million and a VAT concealment of € 1.9 million, plus a round of false invoices of about € 2.2 million. 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[@subfare]

no shit 🔰🔰

[@movingman07]

They make the drones sell you the drones now drones are no good so they make the drone stopper and sell you tha to. 💵💵💵💵💵💵💵💶💶💶 Staywoke

[@MK-fk4kp]

One of the dumbest comments on the Internet.

[@movingman07]

@@MK-fk4kp 🤔 I see you are still a sleep at the wheel.

[@1966bluemax]

I’m surprised they haven’t made a horror movie based on drones yet 😜😜😜

[@hyouzanren1846]

Flying phone!.... Pls someone make flying smart phone! I m tired carrying it on my pocket!

[@nulnoh219]

What you want the 2nd amendment to cover anti-air guns as well?

[@MK-fk4kp]

Radar and rail gun.

[@ericyuan9718]

Which how cheap drones are, I'm pretty sure hitmen are trying to mount a gun on them.