Drone for Future Vehicle

If you hear the word drone, what is remembered? About a tiny device that can fly and then record video and images? Or unmanned remote controlled vehicle for monitoring or spying. Everything can be true.

To be sure, the word "drone" was first used in 1935 by the Royal Navy of England. After World War I, the British developed a number of unmanned aircraft including Laring which was tested by the Royal Navy of the Royal Navy between 1927 and 1929 (source: indonesianindustry.com).

In its development, the drones are currently controlled by infra-red cameras, Global Positioning Systems (GPS) and computer systems connected to the control center.

Starting as a spy

At the beginning of the creation, the drone was used as a spy tool. With its ability to be controlled remotely can replace the human role to monitor the location of a wider range. One use of drones as spies that had a scene is the fall of Israeli spy drone in the waters of Lebanon (source: merdeka.com)

The usefulness of the drones also developed into a more private tool. One of them is for photography. In the world of photography, drones are used to take pictures of angles or unusual angles. Drone lets users take photos with bird view. In fact, now the use of drones can also be used as a tool for selfie activities or self-portrait.

Selfish or self-photographing activity is now already a growing trend. One of them is Nixie, a drone that also serves as this bracelet has a sophisticated sensor. If released and fly, he will follow the owner. Here's the video.