Drone wars

Drone wars

The drone wars are heating up. Commercial drone use is beginning to take off. Amazon, for example, is trialling a new delivery service using drones. More companies plan to follow suit. In fact, the UK’s legal system makes drone use relatively easy. But companies face more than competition from rival businesses. New devices on the market…

The drone wars are heating up.

Commercial drone use is beginning to take off. Amazon, for example, is trialling a new delivery service using drones. More companies plan to follow suit.

In fact, the UK’s legal system makes drone use relatively easy. But companies face more than competition from rival businesses. New devices on the market can intercept drones.

Read Sara Kamiya’s feature from Enterprise Risk’s Spring issue here.





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