Recent content by Ana Rosa

Now i have an idea! Shooting drones over your property is dangerous. A device that deactivates the drone as it enters your airspace would be freaking awesome. Down the drone call the police and have the operator pay fines to recover his toy that clearly fell in your property.

The space above your home upto 500' is your property. Just like the fence on the ground no one should cross it. You have a right to protect your property if you feel anyone is threatning your privacy or safety. The guy with the gun will win.

Its hard to make a waterproof drone and im very sure they know how anxious the competition must be to actually get it in their hands and copy it. So being the intellectuals they are im sure they will hold on to their millions make interest on it and delay shipping as much as possible.

Mmmmhmmmmmm "Forbes reports that 45% of the pre-orders so far have come from people in the United States, and that there was been surprising interest from people in China as well"

He states they did not crowd fund it. Hence its a fake copycat indiegogo campiagn. The investigation is of the fake campiagn not of the lily drone. It was pre ordered through their site they are Uc Berkeley students and Forbes covered the development. I doubt they can take 34 million and run...

It seems they have 34 million locked in for the Lily, i think they are gonna be alright. Yuneec felt they should beat them to the market though.

Of course once someone creates an idea they need to be fast and innovative to stay ahead of the copiers. Study Steve jobs ideas and you'll see his momentum was much faster than anyone copying. In Asia you have very little innovation and a lot of copying. Jack Ma the founder of Alibaba and many...

They never put it in salt water....they should I've heard great things about slat moisture metals seals and electronics .. I got a Sony rep one time at bestbuy real good when he dunked their new waterproof tablets in water...I asked him to do it with salt water and he was like ummmmmmm I donnno.

Imagine manufactures calling hundreds or thousands of their customers because the money they paid with is no longer any good. Then the customer says wait send me back the money I'll check if it's defective and send you some good money in a couple months ....

Having taken business law I was always intrigued by the fact you must pay a manufacture legal good money for their goods. In exchange if the goods are no good it takes time and or money on your behalf to get the products to be as good as the money you provide. You wonder why there is so much...

Its like the mpg ratings on cars....you really never get that 100% rating always assume a 20% fluff factor

I wouldnt doubt it

And a flight time of up to 25 min

I believe it can fly at altitudes up to 1000m

Will do Milt!