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The glaring omission I see in the article is any mention of BMORG's photography policy, which is much stricter than US law. Some of the FPV ROVs may be up ther
by bandy 13y ago
The glaring omission I see in the article is any mention of BMORG's photography policy, which is much stricter than US law. Some of the FPV ROVs may be up there just to fly around…but it seems as if most of them exist for photography's sake.
http://www.burningman.com/press/photo_guide.html http://www.burningman.com/press/photo_guide.html
http://www.burningman.com/press/pressRandR.html#pressRR http://www.burningman.com/press/pressRandR.html#pressRR
- toomuchtodo 13y agoBurning Man/Black Rock Rangers had an orientation you had to attend to get permission to fly your own drone/quadrotor. I'm assuming you also had to agree to their photography policy, which I'm okay with as I don't want pictures of me riding my bicycle naked across the playa showing up on Flickr.
- aray 13y agoThey probably had to also touch on the fact that many of them will be flying FPV (first-person-view) with a headset, so dealing with those if they're recorded as well (most aren't, so probably a non-issue).