I took your ‘age verification thing’ as referring to the on line safety act, which came into effect in July. This investigation pre-dates that, and isn’t about the verification part. Which is why my reply started with “No, …”. But it is about the same ‘protect the children’ stuff.
Theoretically, you could just about transport soldiers with these. Though whether there are any applications in which the added weight of a human makes more sense than guns/bombs/ammo/sensors is not sure.
I thought it was gonna take off with him as a payload to test.
Then I saw the prop configuration and got super scared.
I’d still like to see it. Just. Without choppy chop
Unfortunately, the video is on imgur, so blocked in the UK
RIP
*Here's a screen for yahs:
Thanks, much appreciated. That thing is massive!
lol, is that this age verification thing? my condolences
No, imgur themselves pulled out because uk threatens to fine them
oh okay. this confused me even more, so i found out that the planned fine is because of
Source: https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c4gzxv5gy3qo
I took your ‘age verification thing’ as referring to the on line safety act, which came into effect in July. This investigation pre-dates that, and isn’t about the verification part. Which is why my reply started with “No, …”. But it is about the same ‘protect the children’ stuff.
I see. I didn't know that. Thanks for clearing that up.
Theoretically, you could just about transport soldiers with these. Though whether there are any applications in which the added weight of a human makes more sense than guns/bombs/ammo/sensors is not sure.
So drone throne?
Interesting that the propeller blades are similar to wind turbine blades, optimized for low speed, and not like modern turboprop scimitars