Why Drones Will Take Off in 2017

DRONE INDUSTRY UPDATE   January 25, 2016     Welcome to the Drone Industry Update, Your New Resource for the UAV/UAS Marketplace The creative, technical, business, and regulatory issues related to drone video production are explored in this twice-monthly newsletter from the editors of Digital Video, TV Technology and Government Video.   FEATURED STORY     Cristina Clapp - Editor   Why Drones Will Take Off in 2017 Jon Evans explains why he believes 2017 will be a turning point for the proliferation of drones: "Most profound technological change happens 'gradually and then suddenly,' to quote Hemingway on bankruptcy in 'The Sun Also Rises'...The question is, how do you know when you're at the knee of the curve? When does gradually turn into suddenly? "It's always hard to be anything like confident about this. It's the kind of thing that generally only becomes apparent in retrospect when you look at the available data. But there is reason to believe, when we look at the accelerating pace of the drone news of the last few months, that 2017 is the year that drones really begin to, well, take off."   IN THE NEWS     2017 Will Be Big for the Commercial Drone Industry 2017 Will Be the Year of Drone Journalism "Drone Technology Within Our Industry is Moving at a Pace: Who Knows What the Immediate Future Will Hold?" What to Expect From the Drone Industry in 2017 Skills Drone Operators Need to Get More Jobs   INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENTS     FAA Quietly Revokes Section 333 Closed-Set Exemptions The FAA Looks Back at the Successes of 2016 Tutorial: How to Register Your Drone Drone Op Gets $1.9 Million Fine Reduced to $200,000 FAA's Drone Authorizations and Waivers Explained   IN THE AIR     D.C. Drone Film Festival Announces 2016 Winners Sony 4300 Cameras Capture Impossibly Fast Drones for "60 Minutes" Watch Some of the Best Drone Videos From Instagram Drone Captures Breathtaking State-of-the-Art Concert Hall Fly Atop Swiss Mountains in This Breathtaking Drone Video This Drone Footage of a Runner Looks Like a 2D Video Game Drone Captures Tigers in Their Snowy Habitat Drone Video Shows Australia's Red Centre in Rare Bloom News Expertise Opinions Equipment Show News Resources Subscribe   Advertise Contact Us Send this to a friend       ©2017 NewBay Media, LLC

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