In the context of what's happening in the Baltic, a thought provoking read.
What the situation we're in points out is the fragility of rules based safety systems when it comes to time dependent shared space behaviour: if something disrupts the rules, the system has few alternatives to a shut-down and restart.
I think some of the belief around drones and drone users is not unlike how car drivers ideate cyclists, scooter drivers, or how archaeologists ideate detectorists. Ideally yes, all drone operators would read rules and respect rules. But, like bicycles and metal detectors there is no strong rule around getting one, only rules about using one, which may or may not be understood.
by ggm 2 minutes ago
What the situation we're in points out is the fragility of rules based safety systems when it comes to time dependent shared space behaviour: if something disrupts the rules, the system has few alternatives to a shut-down and restart.
I think some of the belief around drones and drone users is not unlike how car drivers ideate cyclists, scooter drivers, or how archaeologists ideate detectorists. Ideally yes, all drone operators would read rules and respect rules. But, like bicycles and metal detectors there is no strong rule around getting one, only rules about using one, which may or may not be understood. by ggm 2 minutes ago