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DJI Phantom X concept
  • Vitaliy_KiselevVitaliy_Kiselev

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  • arknoxarknox

    Has to be one of the most cringeworthy videos I've seen in a long time. If DJI are to be believed our lives simply won't be enriched and fulfilled if we don't own one of their next generation badly CGI'd vapour ware drones. Does the Phantom X solve world peace?.. I'm sure they'd claim that as well

  • hinihini

    What they say is that with the help of DJI you find your own creativity and you understand the world around you. And that´s the first step to world peace.

  • AKEDAKED

    The problem in the future will be, that there are many restrictions about drones in the different countries. In the Netherlands for example, you are not allowed to start a drone with a camera anywhere and also in Germany there are many restrictions.

  • Vitaliy_KiselevVitaliy_Kiselev

    In the Netherlands for example, you are not allowed to start a drone with a camera anywhere and also in Germany there are many restrictions.

    It is capitalism, so if it will be large market all restrictions will me slowly raised.

  • AKEDAKED

    Not going to discuss it but the restrictios are gettin worse not less. And the governement who decides these things do not care if it is a large market or not. May be different in Russia.

  • Vitaliy_KiselevVitaliy_Kiselev

    Not going to discuss it but the restrictios are gettin worse not less. And the governement who decides these things do not care if it is a large market or not

    Of course, as they are scared for now. As their owners will give them exact orders things will change. It can be some required training that you need to pay, for larger drones, of course.

  • AKEDAKED

    Today already. 5kilo or heavier is professsional. You have to apply for every single flight you so there what how high how long etc.

  • bannedindvbannedindv

    Compare to these and you tell me which video leaves you with a better feeling:

    By the way - the second one is a complete satire of how stupid people can be in the face of global crisis.

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