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owzer
Drones flying in the dark. What could go wrong!?
wallace
Sounds like a good plan during disasters when roads are blocked by earthquakes or landslides. They can fly during the day and are capable of night flights if necessary.
Wesley
It's a good idea. But let's take it a step further:
Once a drone locates survivors, make the drone drop supplies like emergency rations, water, blankets, etc. More importantly, it has to drop a beacon/locator.