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Comment: Re:Correction (Score 1) 187

by schlachter (#43703641) Attached to: Injured Man Is First Person Saved By a Police Drone In Canada

Well, it's not quite so easy. You can have drones for orders of magnitude less cost than full on helicopters/planes...say $10-100K/drone instead of $10M/plane. Plus they can fly in inclement weather with no risk to humans. They can stay "on station" for days instead of hours. You can use 100s or 1,000s of them to search an area non stop until the mission is complete without having to have 1,000s of pilots ready to go at a moment's notice.

When drones start being used to evacuating people from disaster areas, they will be able to perform more risky landings without risk to pilots.

Comment: but think of the benefits! (Score 3, Interesting) 199

by schlachter (#43658341) Attached to: Tesla's Elon Musk Talks With Google About Self-Driving Cars

When our roads are autonomous, you will get to point B faster, safer, with less fuel, less wear on the car, and better rested. You can also stop worrying about parking, fueling, and maintaining you car as it can go and do all these things automatically while you go about your business.

If you are going to walk on thin ice, you may as well dance.

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