Yes indeed, in addition to simply managing drone "traffic" there are endless commercially sensitive, high security civilian sites and manufacturing locations, fenced off yards, warehouses etc that will need this sort of technology. Mining operations, large scale factories, logistics firms, pharma/biotech supply chain (even cannabis crops and Tasmanian poppy fields), fertilizer and potash producers, energy projects, sensitive pipelines, gas fracking sites, electricity grid operators, dams, construction companies, businesses operating with open yards and storage areas, companies concerned over the possibility of industrial espionage, venues for political gatherings, parliamentary complexes, the list is endless. Not to mention wealthy individuals who just want privacy.
Then there's the news-driven events - when a major story breaks today the first thing people do is turn to easily accessible technology to snoop and scoop and explore for themselves - whether its hovering over Melissa Caddick's Dover Heights home or sending a drone over Jeffrey Epstein's island. This is the future, and indeed it could be an extremely lucrative market segment for DRO if it continues to position itself as a market leader in this commercial space, especially when able to leverage its "trusted defense contractor" status.
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