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Dave Vos, who was the head of Alphabet's Project Wing experimental drone delivery program (overseen by the X research arm), has stepped down.

The final time we saw Randy was at June when he emerged to Orlando for our daughter's 30th birthday. We had a good visit and great party. Randy put in time with the family and also with my husband Dave, because we all knew it might be the previous time he would see Dave, they have been friends for over 18 years. Dave passed away in July. What we should didn't know in those days was that it could also be the previous time we noticed Randy too.

I'm traveling a Syma X5c-1 which really is a hard little quad, I'm learning on the Syma and I'm almost done building an X525 with Kk2.15 panel and building it has been fun and you also get to learn a lot about the device. The drone has a electronic compass to record which way is onward and react to your stick type directly, therefore you always stand behind the drone, you move forward and the drone will move forward ignoring the nasal heading, believe me, this is one BIG help for the starters, as they always screw up with the drone's orientation.

I respectfully disagree about personal privacy; this isn't a concern with aerial equipment. looking in anyone's window or house is a breach of level of privacy regardless of the equipment used. people who would like privacy should close the window blinds. yeah, I consent, there are many idiots out there. but we can not blame the camera tools, just the tool doing the piloting. But, corresponding to Inbar, the drone is not any better prepared than other aircraft for gathering brains or undertaking an execution.

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