NEWBERRY COUNTY — Drones continue to revolutionize the way we capture and explore the world around us. From providing unique perspectives of our surroundings to supporting various professional applications, these camera-equipped aerial devices have captivated hobbyists and professionals alike. According to a survey by the Pew Research Center in mid-2017, eight percent of Americans owned a drone and nearly sixty percent had witnessed one in action. Predictably, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) forecasts that drone sales would hit seven million units by 2020.
Given their multifaceted utility, drones are increasingly being utilized in diverse applications. Real estate agents use them for capturing bird’s-eye views of properties for promotional purposes, while construction firms utilize them to assess topography ahead of any groundwork. Not far behind, educational institutions are harnessing their power to showcase their campuses from unique perspectives.
However, this massive surge in drone ownership and usage also brings forth safety concerns. The FAA unveiled a new drone registration system on December 21, 2015, and within a month, over 181,000 drones were registered. This database aids in averting potentially hazardous situations, like drones operating in restricted airspace.
Flying drones, especially in restricted areas, can be fraught with challenges. Beginners often need a safety crash course before they can confidently pilot these gadgets in the sky. Here are a few tips to help budding drone operators:
Drones are undeniably appealing for hobbyists and professionals alike. Cultivating a solid understanding of drone operation and safety can ensure your drone-flying experience is both enjoyable and successful.
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