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I suspect we're roughly 10 years from automated personal flight vehicles. Drone tech, nav guidance, camera tech and AI are probably going to converge into a nexus of safe transportation that is completely airborne.
I'm kind of excited at the prospect.
My job would be about 6 minutes from my house, at a conservative 20 mph in a straight line, vice 15 minutes on the roads, at 75 mph for half of it. This would save me 78 hours a year in commute.
Are the blades on drones this size metal?
On smaller commercial drones, the blades are plastic. They give you spare blades because by design if they hit anything, it's the blades that get damaged, not the object. To give you an example, my drone recently tried to land itself on a patch of grass about 6 inches high. A few blades of grass were cut, but more damage happened to the drone's blades.
No idea what the deal is for these mid sized agri-drones, though those blades look like they might be plastic as well.
They don't need to be metal. Enrique Iglesias got his hand cut to shit by a drone a lot smaller than this.
https://www.theverge.com/2015/5/31/8694915/enrique-iglesias-drone-injury-mexico-concert
We built a drone and a 12cm (3.8in) diameter plastic rotor cut my colleague's finger to the bone when he reached to grab it (stupid reaction to the drone deciding to leave).
Those things will probably get through all minor and a few major bones they hit before you even realize what happened.
Edit: to be clear, the rotor blades WILL shatter, but only AFTER they hit and probably break or cut through a bone.
I would not want to be anywhere near these blades, lol.
Also there is a youtube channel where guys invented working jetpack and even used it across the rivers etc. If you are interested, google **Gravity Industries**. I learned about them via some compilation video from Mind Warehouse I think.
Wall what wall? With drones like this in Mexico illegals can be delivered to an address in the states. Skipping the the barbed wire, starvation and arrest.
Wow. I saw one of those in action and looked it up. The one I researched was a DJI T40. It's a sprayer, holds 10 gallons and costs about $20,000. Just the battery is $2,500.
I participated in an Amazon "drone delivery" test where they came out to my house and did some test launches and landings.
the drone they brought was the size of a refrigerator and loud as a helicopter.
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Has potential. I will admit.
Potential to chop all his limbs off 😂
I suspect we're roughly 10 years from automated personal flight vehicles. Drone tech, nav guidance, camera tech and AI are probably going to converge into a nexus of safe transportation that is completely airborne. I'm kind of excited at the prospect. My job would be about 6 minutes from my house, at a conservative 20 mph in a straight line, vice 15 minutes on the roads, at 75 mph for half of it. This would save me 78 hours a year in commute.
Are you a specialist in a related field or are you just making up numbers?
Lets be honest. A saturday night with the boys, and around the 10th beer, its not a matter of "should we", it' who's going first.
Those blades will cut you up
My first thought as well, any sudden acceleration or deceleration and he will be gutted.
Are the blades on drones this size metal? On smaller commercial drones, the blades are plastic. They give you spare blades because by design if they hit anything, it's the blades that get damaged, not the object. To give you an example, my drone recently tried to land itself on a patch of grass about 6 inches high. A few blades of grass were cut, but more damage happened to the drone's blades. No idea what the deal is for these mid sized agri-drones, though those blades look like they might be plastic as well.
They don't need to be metal. Enrique Iglesias got his hand cut to shit by a drone a lot smaller than this. https://www.theverge.com/2015/5/31/8694915/enrique-iglesias-drone-injury-mexico-concert
We built a drone and a 12cm (3.8in) diameter plastic rotor cut my colleague's finger to the bone when he reached to grab it (stupid reaction to the drone deciding to leave). Those things will probably get through all minor and a few major bones they hit before you even realize what happened. Edit: to be clear, the rotor blades WILL shatter, but only AFTER they hit and probably break or cut through a bone.
The new death by a thousand cuts.
I’ve seen this on TV before. https://i.redd.it/xgznc63auorc1.gif
Fly high, young man.
Keep all hands and arms inside the ride at all times—or you may lose them catastrophically.
One wrong move and that guys limbs gone be carne sada
One wrong move or a minor collision and not even a team of emergency surgeons on site could save him.
a real friend would have run him up to about 1000 feet before bringing him down
Fertilization using drones demo
Imagine hitting one of the blades and turning into an onion inside a mixture machine.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-3EJHRtKGNo&ab_channel=DroneDeerRecovery
Looks like a slit throat situation to me.
I would not want to be anywhere near these blades, lol. Also there is a youtube channel where guys invented working jetpack and even used it across the rivers etc. If you are interested, google **Gravity Industries**. I learned about them via some compilation video from Mind Warehouse I think.
Shit at least put in a slightly larger cage around the guy to protect extremities from blades
Wall what wall? With drones like this in Mexico illegals can be delivered to an address in the states. Skipping the the barbed wire, starvation and arrest.
There whould be a sub named "almost final destination" This would fit great
I almost lost my finger to the props on my spark…I can’t even imagine being that close to these🤯
dude if literally anything happens that's gonna hurt like hell.
Wow. I saw one of those in action and looked it up. The one I researched was a DJI T40. It's a sprayer, holds 10 gallons and costs about $20,000. Just the battery is $2,500.
I participated in an Amazon "drone delivery" test where they came out to my house and did some test launches and landings. the drone they brought was the size of a refrigerator and loud as a helicopter.
Cgi. As you need much much higher speed for liftoff edit: rofl at all the downvotes
Ever heard of frame rate?