Listen: NASA and Amazon Turn to France to Help Standardize Drones
NASA and Amazon are turning to French engineers to help integrate drones into companies’ daily operations. France was one of the first countries to regulate commercial drone use, meaning more years advancing machine-learning and artificial intelligence for drones. Several obstacles are still in the way, including funding, global regulations, and air-traffic safety.
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NASA and Amazon are turning to French engineers to help integrate drones into companies’ daily operations. France was one of the first countries to regulate commercial drone use, meaning more years advancing machine-learning and artificial intelligence for drones. Several obstacles are still in the way, including funding, global regulations, and air-traffic safety.
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