Glen Park couple embracing new technology amid legal questions
By Jacob Pucci, Watertown Daily Times, N.Y. | |
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With the new model, equipped with a 14-megapixel camera capable of filming high-definition videos, Mr. and Mrs. Desjardins said they already have heard from local businesses inquiring about using the drones and have adopted the moniker
They carry liability insurance and are working to establish a limited liability corporation.
Area real estate agencies have been champing at the bit to bring high-altitude shots and virtual tours to real estate listings, they said.
"They've been real excited,"
Real estate agencies told him the device would be especially effective in capturing images of waterfront properties, areas with large amounts of land or other high-value properties.
The drone, which
"You can get a real feeling for the neighborhood," he said.
The couple flew the device at the property of friends and
In July, the
The Desjardinses said they have been following protocol from the
Even with real estate agencies clamoring to take advantage of the high-angle shots, the
At least one listing from
Despite
Politico magazine reported in March that a federal judge stopped a
Others, such as
The Desjardinses said they would be open to assisting law enforcement and local fire departments. One such company is
"As a new business guy, I can't be any happier,"
The couple said that even if they are able to make some money from operating the drone, it will always remain a hobby.
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