The last century introduced us to an innovative technology, known as Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) or Drones, that seems to have caught everyone’s attention. This new industry is on the rise and has seemingly overnight become a billion dollar industry. Drones were initially available for commercial customers but like all great trends has rippled out into all sorts of directions. Today, the civil uses of drones are uncountable. While this rapid advancement of drones has made life easier, it has also raised concerns among Americans. Many ponder what rights will they be forced to give up all while reaping all the benefits of this technological innovation. What are we seeing with the pros and cons of drones?
Pros and Cons of Drones: A Luxury Gimmick or a Valuable Invention?
Regardless of the safety concerns associated with the use of UAVs, one cannot deny the fact that drones have actually revolutionized several industries. Experts suggest that the rapid proliferation of drones in a multitude of industries will soon make people wonder how they ever lived without drones in their lives.
While drones have been around for several decades, it’s the civil application of this technology that has gained it special accolade from customers. Amazon uses drones to fly packages out to customers within just 30 minutes of ordering. Facebook’s solar-powered drone network could potentially provide internet access to the world in the near future. Drones have also have added growth in the employment sector. There are now dozens of ways to make money using drones. Here’s what makes drones worthy of purchasing:
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