NASA researcher favours progressive risk-based safety system for drones
Nasa researchers are edging closer to a system integrating drones into national airspace, NZ regulators keep watch
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NASA researcher Dr Parimal Kopardekar favours a progressive approach to drone regulation, based on risks on the ground.
“Whale watching by drones risk is different to doing drone deliveries in urban areas,” he said.
Dr Kopardekar is the manager of NASA’s government-funded Safe Autonomous
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Fiona Rotherham
Wed, 15 Feb 2017
Wed, 15 Feb 2017
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NASA researcher favours progressive risk-based safety system for drones
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