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DJI’s Quest for Real Drone Incident Data: Why Every Pilot Should Care
Yesterday, DJI, announced that they would equip all drones with AirSense ADS-B receivers as of 2020. (You can read about that here). The announcement is just part of DJI’s plan to equip hardware with technology-based safety features in order to address the needs of regulators – and minimize the need for new and more stringent regulations. As the world’s largest drone manufacturer, providing by even the most conservative estimate more than 60% of the drones currently in the air, it’s a meaningful plan for DJI to announce. The details are laid out in their whitepaper, Elevating Safety: with the tag...