missing. amazon s founder jeff bezos generated huge amounts of free publicity when he showed off his prototype drone delivery vehicle during an interview on 60 minutes. it will work, and it will happen, and it s going to be a lot of fun. other developers like san diego based chance roth, owner of air droids, says even richer opportunities will be found in developing apps for drones. software which controls drones the way phone apps control smartphones. so what that means is that you ll be able to go to an app store, for instance, and download an agriculture app. or a surfing, follow me app. like many of those who jumped in early, chris anderson, who was then editor of wired magazine, wasn t looking for business opportunities. i did not set out to build a drone company. i simply set out to get my kids interested in science and technology. six years ago, chris was a tech obsessed father, seeking to share his enthusiasm for robots with his kids.
search and rescue, actually. many people are not aware that these aircraft can be used to help find people who are lost or missing. amazon s founder jeff bezos generated huge amounts of free publicity when he showed off his prototype drone delivery vehicle during an interview on 60 minutes. it will work, and it will happen, and it s going to be a lot of fun. other developers like san diego based chance roth, owner of air droids, says even richer opportunities will be found in developing apps for drones. software which controls drones the way phone apps control smartphones. so what that means is that you ll be able to go to an app store, for instance, and download an agriculture app. or a surfing, follow me app. like many of those who jumped in early, chris anderson, who was then editor of wired magazine, wasn t looking for business opportunities. i did not set out to build a drone company. i simply set out to get my kids interested in science and technology. six years
these aircraft can be used to help find people who are lost or missing. amazon s founder jeff bezos generated huge amounts of free publicity when he showed off his prototype drone delivery vehicle during an interview on 60 minutes. it will work, and it will happen, and it s going to be a lot of fun. other developers like san diego based camp ross, owner of air droids, say even richer opportunities will be found in developing apps for drones. software which controls drones the way phone apps control smartphones. so what that means is that you ll be able to go to an app store, for instance, and download an agriculture app. or a surfing, follow me app. like many of those who jumped in early, chris anderson, who was then editor of wired magazine, wasn t looking for business opportunities. i did not set out to build a drone company. i simply set out to get my kids interested in science and technology. six years ago, chris was a tech obsessed father, seeking to