CEO of Skydio with some interesting drone remarks the other week...

CEO of Skydio with some interesting drone remarks the other week (equally applicable here):

If you have a crash on a highway, it could take three or four hours using conventional methods for somebody on the ground to walk around and perform all the measurements that they need to gather the evidence that they care about. With a drone you can do that in 20 minutes. You can clear the crash scene faster. It's just--you know, it's a phenomenal thing for everybody. They're used for search-and-rescue missions.

But they're also used in the highest-stakes scenario. You know, you might have a situation where you have an armed suspect loose in a neighborhood, and conventionally, you'd have officers on an eight-hour manhunt going door-to-door, guns drawn, looking for something that--somebody that could be dangerous. And we have examples in our customer base and increasingly on a daily basis where you put a drone in the air. You can find the person. You can see if they're armed or not. You can guide the officers in, and I think that's fundamentally better for everybody involved. You know, it keeps the officer safer. It keeps the community safer. It even keeps the suspect safer because the officers don't have to guess about what they're walking into.