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Official envisions a day when millions of drones fill skies

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By JOAN LOWY

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I see this never happening for fast food: 1. white noise, 2. personal-injury accidents and lawsuits, 3. damage to drones deliberate or otherwise, 4. damage to property.

I already see this happening for farms fields, utility companies, emergency management, insurance companies, search and rescue.

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i bet the nsa will own more than half the drones whose sole true function is super-surveillance

the other half will belong mostly to paparazzi

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My dad is one of the unlicensed ones. Granted, his drone is one of those Costco specials unable to lift anything over the drone's as-delivered weight of 8 ounces, but he's still supposed to register it. He refuses. Oh well. :-/ Even if he went off the deep end and managed to get it up in the way of a jet engine, everything's plastic except for the copper winding on the motors and the wires running to the motors. The jet engine wouldn't even burp.

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There's also the Drone Racing League (DRL):

http://thedroneracingleague.com/

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