Rules Around the World on Drones

Will significant new American UAV-powered businesses take flight in 2015? Maybe. Will innovators from overseas continue to invent, define and redefine commercial applications for small rotordrones at a much higher rate than their U.S. counterparts? Absolutely.  New use cases and successful business models for small, commercialUAVs, and the organizations that support them, are becoming more and more evident around the world. But the domestic environment for tomorrow’s early movers looks a lot like it did at the end of 2013. While American technology vendors and software developers building rotorcraft products continue to push forward with  next-generation designs and integrated ecosystems, a swelling community of for-profit business entrepreneurs finds itself on the sidelines.  To read more, click on the image below: