First I want to thank everyone who has been supporting me in my startup life thus far. Although I’m unable to share more publicly for now, I thought it’s important for you to have a feel on the things we are potentially working on, and following “other people’s notes” about the drone industry. Enjoy!<\/p>\n
\u2018Twas the year of the Drones. Did you get to fly one? by Bilal Zuberi Unfortunately the way the media works is that people will get to hear more about Drone attacks in Iraq and Afghanistan, Drone mishaps by foolish people, Drone “delivery” by Taobao and Amazon, and even Drone kickstarters that promise to be available in the market but have not.<\/p>\n Drone regulation is not the problem, says 3D Robotics\u2019 Chris Anderson (Q&A) http:\/\/venturebeat.com\/2015\/01\/13\/regulation-isnt-biggest-barrier-to-drone-industry-success-says-3d-robotics-chris-anderson-qa\/<\/a><\/p>\n It’s also humbling for me to discover the high levels of cross disciplinary capabilities to grow and sustain a robotics business – one that put robots in the sky no less. In the past year, I’ve had to put together more knowledge from more fields than I’ve ever had to in the first 10 years of my career, and travel to far corners of South East Asia to find all the edge cases to strengthen our capabilities.<\/p>\n
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