Stop claiming that drones can do anything, says American Robotics CEO

American Robotics' updated Scout drone

The Scout drones were designed with specific capabilities in mind. Source: American Robotics

Despite the hype surrounding drones for the past decade, we are still only scratching the surface of what is achievable with this technology, particularly within the commercial sector. Hundreds of billions of dollars still await to be unlocked in this industry as these devices evolve from hobbyist cameras to integral, everyday business tools.

At the same time, this important conversation — which affects everyone from entrepreneurs and investors to regulators and the public — has been diluted by false claims about what is practical or possible.

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