I don't think drones will be on the agenda any time soon for NEA. I believe in the USA they will eventually be very restricted as is the case now with them not being able to fly above 400 feet as with model planes. Also to operate commercially in the USA you have to be approved by the FAA. One bad bit of publicity with someone doing something that causes harm or invades someone's privacy with a drone could spell disaster for the industry. AIMO DB
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